On the light side: Palin and Biden Horoscopes for today's debate:

[curious one]

Interesting stuff, Palin on thin ice. Biden should not insult Palin to win.


Form Hoffpo:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/10/02/huffpollstrology-candidat_n_130993.html

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Palin

To be clear, there are two times floating around for Sarah Palin. The McCain campaign failed to respond to both e-mail and phone requests for confirmation. Watching recent events, the 4:40 P.M. chart tracks better.

Three strong triggers affect the Gov's chart during the debate. Mercury engages with Jupiter, known for embellishment, exaggeration, and if cornered, making up stuff. It's hard to cram in Sedona. They have confusing circles in the road and high powered energy altering UFO amplified vortices that even continual exposure to Northern lights cannot mitigate. If she can sort through that and the free association tendency brought to her home turf by Neptune, she might be fine. Sure. The Scorpio Moon does not favor Palin's Aquarian planets. While contentious, sometimes this pattern can force a person to focus. Then again, if emotionally stirred and pushed off center, the tenor can turn impolite. To win collective favor, she must eliminate comments that come off as insulting and adolescent. The Inuit planet, Sedna, also featured in McCain's horoscope, addresses a tough to sort myth in which a father throws a daughter off the boat to save his own carcass. The spread of appeals for Palin's removal from the ticket widens. She's in a hard place; the line she must toe is particularly thin and definitely not circuitous.

Biden

Joe, once he gets rolling, can dash right past go, miss the $200 and blow the sale. However, being a Scorpio, he rides a huge wave of favor during the debate. Venus aligns with his Mars, boosting his like ability and demeanor. Venus being women and Mars being Men, he's submitted to a hammering from aides about sexism, patronizing tones and decorum. Duly noted, but the Moon urges him to stress the urgency of what's at stake. A tone of firmness while addressing hard core bottom line issues works perfectly. Given other patterns that when described sound like Biden going on, expect him to note that most administration choices made in the last eight years simply failed. And of course, McCain's intended continuance of Bush's ways pepper his points. The message: Choose change. Even if he does go on one or three of his famous tangents, unless he directly insults Palin, his stock rises.

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