Daily Aspects 11-8-2016

I’m so glad Mars-Cap Venus-Sag is done busting my ass.  I did a bunch of work today only to find out my boss hasn’t approved the next step in the project, so I may wind up looking like an idiot for it but on the other hand it clears the way for me to do other work tomorrow – when Mars moves into Aquarius and the Moon is in Pisces.

Sun and Merc still in Scorpio, everyone’s very suspicious and guarded.  Goes with the election.  A spiritual group I’m a part of had a big crisis today with two of the 13 people dropping out, partly due to lack of trust.  The group still worked for me though.

An astrologer friend of mine predicted on Sunday that there would be a surprise tonight (though I can’t remember why, I think it’s a void of course or something), and in addition to people dropping out of that group I mentioned, Trump is getting more votes than I thought, winning Ohio, Florida, and North Carolina.  But I still think he’s going to lose.  We’ll see when I wake up tomorrow to a day when the Moon shifts out of Aquarius and I no longer have to feel involved with this crap election.  It should be interesting after all this blatant, bitter, power-mongering ambition.  I suspect it will be all about me developing my social media – I’m building momentum and conceiving of longer articles, like one about Trump and his horoscope, working toward my place in society.  But I’m really longing for the day later this week when Venus moving to Capricorn will get me out of this damn restlessness and back to work I hope. 

The obstacles for the new president are enormous. The political system is broken. Goodwill has all but disappeared. Suspicion and hostility — so prevalent throughout the campaign year — provide the backdrop. In years past, Americans have generally greeted the results of presidential elections with a sense of hopefulness. This time, even before the votes were cast, battle lines were forming for the days ahead.

Read more from our lead political correspondent, Dan Balz: A rancorous campaign begets huge problems for the winner

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