Same Ticket / Another Plan

Everyone knows that President Joe Biden had a bad night debating Donald Trump last week. Nobody knows for sure if he can recover his edge and win the November presidential election. Maybe “the stars” can be of some help in this matter. So let’s take a closer look!

UPDATE – The fact that Joe Biden has stepped aside for Kamala Harris to run as the Democratic candidate is much appreciated by most American voters. Our prediction was that if Kamala was first on the ticket, she would win against Donald Trump. Her running mate has not been determined yet, but it will not be her current partner, Joe Biden.

In a recent ABC News interview George Stephanopoulos questioned President Biden about his physical and mental fitness to which Biden answered that his overall health was fine and it had been “a cold plus jet lag” that had caused his difficulty. Then Stephanopoulos asked “And if you stay in and Trump is elected and everything you’re warning about comes to pass, how will you feel in January?” Biden replied “I’ll feel as long as I gave it my all and I did the good as job as I know I can do, that’s what this is about.” Biden thinks that he is the only candidate that can stop Donald Trump from winning a second term, an outlook that is not agreed upon by all.

Stephanopoulos was referring to the fact that IF BIDEN LOSES the election, America (and the world) must deal with TRUMP WINNING and his intentions to implement The 2025 Project. Despite his denials of not knowing anything about this authoritarian playbook. Trump plans to restructure the government and disregard the basic needs of our nation. The major problem of this election is that the people find it difficult to relate to personalities of either candidate. Both are felt to be “too old and out-of-touch.” Many voters will stay home on election day.

It’s odd that no one mentions the fact that Biden could actually change history if he would do one thing. In addition to bowing out as a presidential candidate, he could also resign from the office of the presidency. By this simple act he would make Kamala Harris the first female U.S. President. There would be dancing in the streets and a level of excitement simply impossible to imagine. By simply exchanging executive positions, Harris could then appoint Biden as her Vice President, maintaining their relationship and the commitments they have made together.

Kamala Harris is being evaluated as a presidential candidate on her own strengths. In the 2020 election she campaigned for the presidency and was selected by Biden for his Vice President. She served as Attorney General of California from 2011 to 2017 and as the U.S. Senator from California from 2017 to 2021. Wikipedia reminds us that “As senator, Harris advocated for healthcare reform, federal de-scheduling of cannabis, a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants, the DREAM Act, strict gun control laws, and progressive tax reform.”

Forcing Donald Trump to run against President Kamala Harris would throw him for a loop. It has been observed that he tends to have difficulty dealing with strong black females. Back in 2017 Politico Magazine ran a feature entitled What’s Trump’s Problem With Black Women? A year ago The Daily Beast published an opinion piece about how the lawsuit of New York Attorney General Letitia James “brings the ex-president’s racism and sexism back into the spotlight.” Voters must absolutely consider Trump’s corrupt character before they give him another four years.

And just this week The Washington Post gave the names of notable black women “who promise to vote for Biden — but Harris excites them more.” Re-electing Harris as President would solidify the vote of this group and all the Democrats and Independents who are feeling split between their loyalty to Joe Biden (who does not look as if he will last four years) and their yearning for new and relevant solutions (which Kamala Harris easily offers). Donald Trump is only four years younger than Biden and already has an extremely poor record regarding human rights.

Joe Biden and Kamala Harris as they
announced their ticket at the Democratic
National Convention in Wilmington,
Delaware on August 20, 2020.
Photographer: Stefani Reynolds

So Biden and Harris have the incredible power to change history. If they TRADED PLACES on the Democratic Party ticket, Biden supercharges Harris and excites everyone who yearns for social justice. The fact that Harris is a fighter will convince minorities that together, Kamala Harris and Joe Biden, mean business. She would be easily reelected as President of the United States with Biden as her Vice President. They would be THE WINNING TICKET AGAIN. That’s the plan!

#68 FRI SCO 11/20/1942 Joe Biden

#31 TUE LIB 10/20/1964 Kamala Harris

The #68 FRI SCO Dayology Signature of Joe Biden creates a dedicated crusader but at times he finds it difficult to communicate his innermost aims. As a Scorpio he holds back until he feels right in taking credit for what he feels is the best course to proceed. Being born on Friday gives him affection for the average person and all those who are struggling to have a decent life.

The #31 TUE LIB Dayology Signature of Kamala Harris equips her for a lifetime of striving, but not so much for herself but for protecting the rights of others. As a Libra she is very concerned about the situations of those who face prejudice and injustice. While born on assertive Tuesday, she has her social charms but never lets the fact that she is “a woman” get in her way.

Joe Biden and Kamala Harris are a great pair to guide the United State through the the next four years. They are already doing a great job together and should be encouraged to continue on. Their individual Dayology Signatures are extremely assertive as well as very caring. They share Venus and Mars as their planetary rulers. Venus rules the Friday Day Ray of Joe Biden and the Libra Sun Sign of Kamala Harris. Likewise Mars rules Joe Biden’s Scorpio Sun Sign and the Tuesday Day Ray of Kamala Harris. This equal exchange of planetary energies is extremely fortunate for the two of them and everyone around them. They have the capacity to share their humanitarian inclinations. Astrologically and politically they complement one another. The real question is if Biden is physically up for another term and is his age a detriment for this pair.