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DONALD TRUMP – THE CONTROVERSIAL PRESIDENT Love him or loathe him, President D J Trump is here to stay. So let’s take a quick look at what makes him tick. America’s 45th president was born on


14th June, 1946, at 10.54am in Jamaica, NY, making him a Gemini, that clever, quick-witted, fast-talking sign ruled by communication planet Mercury. And boy, does he love the sound of his own voice, whether it’s spitting out snappy slogans and tactless tweets; insulting those who disagree with him; rousing his crowds of supporters; breaching international protocol or alienating entire sections of the community. Trump was born with Leo rising,


representing his personality and appearance – that famous mane of blond hair and ruddy orange complexion. Leo the king; Leo the showman; Leo the lion; powerful, dominant and ready to roar. The downside of that Leo personality is Trump’s arrogance, bluster and narcissism. The upside? The warmth, generosity and protectiveness that attracted millions of ‘forgotten’ Americans, seeking a strong leader to champion their cause. Not only was Trump born with Leo


on the horizon – Mars, god of war and aggression was rising as he entered the world. Trump is a mighty business warrior with a $3.7 billion fortune; he’s famous for his temper tantrums and he’s used to getting things done fast. Mars in Leo rising is a stellar combination for a world leader who wants to make America great again, but left unchecked,


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this combo could easily lead to power trips and reckless behaviour. Can Trump succeed as president in a world where cooperation and consultation are essential? In a birth chart, the moon describes


our emotional and instinctive nature. Trump’s moon is in fire sign Sagittarius, blessing him with an entrepreneurial, adventurous and optimistic outlook. Sagittarius is known for coarse behaviour and foot in mouth disease and Trump’s Twitter account provides the perfect platform for his spontaneous and often tactless outbursts. Sagittarius is also the sign of international affairs, yet Trump seems to have a blind spot in this area. He’s legislating to ban Muslims and send people back to their own countries, yet his mother is a Scottish migrant, his first wife was from the Czech Republic and his current wife from Slovenia. He talks of bringing manufacturing back to America and


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building a wall on the Mexican border, yet his business empire has interests in Panama, Istanbul, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Turkey and Indonesia. So why the paradox? Although Trump’s Sagittarian moon


makes him internationally focussed, he has Venus and Saturn in traditional and family-oriented Cancer, meaning he is genuinely patriotic and wants to protect his homeland from what he sees as external threats to national security. The USA is a Cancer nation (founded on 4th July) and Trump’s promise to take special care of American citizens attracted millions of voters. But just days into his presidency, millions more were protesting on the street and uniting in opposition to his controversial legislation. Are these Democrat voters or could they be some of the 95 million Americans (42.1%) who chose not to vote at all? President Trump was born at a full moon eclipse, and eclipses


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