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The appearance of 11 in the date of birth, the fact that Santorum would turn 55 while in office, a middle name that equals 11, no missing numbers, and other patterns suggest this is a candidate worthy of attention as a Republican party nominee. Continue reading →

This reviews briefly the candidates who have dropped out before I had a chance to post their full number charts — Bachman, Perry, and Huntsman. The candidates who remain in the race for the Republican party nominee are Gingrich, Romney and Paul…all three of whom have ran before. Since they are reviewed in earlier posts from previous elections, I was planning to post their full number chart in a later post. Repeated here for convenience. Leaving only one contender, Santorum, who is featured in the next post. Continue reading →

See why Pawlenty should have known ahead of time that his numbers just don’t add up. Continue reading →

If she had stayed in, would Palin have been able to handle the reigns of power? Do her numbers point to someone with leadership abilities or presidential potential?

See for yourself… Continue reading →

In addition to no master numbers appearing anywhere, Cain’s name shows a lack or complete absence of other numbers (2, 3, 4, 6, 7, indicating many karmic lessons and weaknesses to overcome. Continue reading →

Whether you pay attention to politics or not, evidence shows us that the outcome of the U.S. presidential election impacts the world in unimaginable ways. All the more reason to pay attention. Decisions and actions of U.S. presidents profoundly affect the development and direction of this country, in four to eight year spurts. The founding leaders of this country incorporated principles of sacred geometry into the fabric of a new country. They would likely bless this blog as something worthy of presidential attention, although nothing could have prepared them for blogs. Continue reading →

During the 2008 campaign and election, the media reported poll numbers, statistics, percentages, dollars raised, and number of supporters. But you never heard discussion of the most important numbers that cannot be manipulated or concealed, that of the name and birthdate of the candidates. Continue reading →

As the number of days leading up to the 2004 presidential election became fewer, we watched poll numbers with their margins of error. We listened to speeches and debates discussing budget and deficit numbers, numbers of jobs lost, number of troops killed, number of tax increases, and number of children left behind. But we heard no discussion of other important numbers that could have helped voters make a more informed decision. Continue reading →

this post examines look former US presidents who have exhibited “master number” significance. Primarily the 11th, 22nd and 33rd presidents. Somebody had to be the first president, and George Washington was the man. Unfortunately, for anyone who follows, there’s only one #1. Continue reading →

Numbers are a universal form of communication, transcending human alphabets and dialects. They make an ideal candidate
for a common message decipherable by all. Continue reading →