The astrology of Brett Kavanaugh
Brett Kavanaugh, the Trump pick for the US Supreme Court, has been under a lot of fire for sexual assault allegations. The vote to confirm his nomination was delayed by a week so that the FBI could investigate these charges. I did my own investigation into his astrological chart to determine his underlying motivations and characteristics. Please note that in these profiles I attempt to put my own views aside and to be as neutral as possible in examining the astrological characteristics rather than making judgments about an individual.
Kavanaugh (February 12, 1965, Washington DC, time unknown) was born under the sign of Aquarius – the sign of rational thinking and authentic behavior. Kavanaugh has three planets in Aquarius: the Sun, Mercury and Venus. Aquarius can be somewhat detached – its traditional ruler is Saturn which can be somewhat cold and disconnected. It’s the modern influence of Uranus that gives Aquarius its tendency towards radical views that depart from the status quo and seeks to break up old paradigms.
The chart I used is for noon the day of birth since no birth time is available; we therefore don’t know the ascendant or midheaven placements. Kavanaugh’s Aquarius planets are squared by Neptune, the planet that inspires us to transcend the material world in one way or another: sometimes through higher pursuits such as art and music and spirituality, sometimes by drinking to excess or taking drugs. Because Neptune tends to blur the distinctions that reality imposes, Neptune squaring the Sun can make it difficult to determine one’s identity. It can also somtimes show someone who is misunderstood by others and not seen as he really is (President Obama has a Sun/Neptune square also).
1965 was a difficult year in which to be born. Uranus (disruption) […]
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