Tess Ghilaga

Tess Ghilaga

Posted: October 21, 2009 01:59 PM

The 2012 Presidential Race According to Numerologist Cheryl Lee Terry...

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My Monday morning started off like any other: checking my weekly forecast on Numerologist/Astrologer Cheryl Lee Terry's website. Senators, CEOs, editors, congressmen and publishers wait with bated breath for her Numerological/Astrological analysis on personal and professional matters. "Watching my former private clients debating bills on TV makes me queasy," she tells me. A former colleague from our days at Elle, Cheryl Lee has an impressive track record predicting future events.

And this week she posted a shocker on her website: Obama will only serve one (full) term.

Knowing Cheryl Lee's history and being an Obama supporter, I am beside myself! She predicted Obama's rise and victory (years before we even knew his name). And then there's the fact that she predicted George Bush would win the presidency under questionable circumstances, and that Kerry would suffer a crushing loss in 2004. Don't forget her predictions about the San Francisco earthquake of 1989, and the last two economic meltdowns.

I lost touch with Cheryl Lee after our days at Elle, but we just had a lovely lunch and have not lost a beat. Our interest in the larger political and economic issues coursing through America led to an interesting conversation about powerful women in politics, media and business.

According to Cheryl Lee the number "2" is the most powerful feminine vibration in the Numerological cycle, and in 1992 she predicted that by the year 2000 there would be a seismic shift in the women's movement. And according to her numbers the glass ceilings that are now being shattered are only the beginning. Cheryl Lee predicts that in this decade, women will regain their power and take their rightful place in society.

My personal musing on the 2012 elections? Could this mean that Obama could lose the election to a woman?

My Monday morning started off like any other: checking my weekly forecast on Numerologist/Astrologer Cheryl Lee Terry's website. Senators, CEOs, editors, congressmen and publishers wait with bated b...
My Monday morning started off like any other: checking my weekly forecast on Numerologist/Astrologer Cheryl Lee Terry's website. Senators, CEOs, editors, congressmen and publishers wait with bated b...
 
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- Fez I'm a Fan of Fez 27 fans permalink
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This is not the prediction I'm getting from my tea leaves, chicken entrails, and ouija board. Maybe Obama will serve only one full term because there will be nothing left to govern in 2012, except smoking ruins and a foul odor.

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:31 PM on 10/21/2009
- Freesia2 I'm a Fan of Freesia2 336 fans permalink

Look I don't believe in this stuff. I am however superstitious as all get out. I throw salt over my shoulder if I spill it and won't walk under ladders.

Let's assume your friend Cheryl is on to something. Here's your worse case scenario. The GOP manages to chink away at Obama til they have a fighting chance. But being held hostage to their illiterate evangelical base - they have no choice but to run Bible Barbie. And by running her usual filthy campaign and with the help of the Rovians rigging machines and stealing votes etc, we end up with her. The Alaskan eejit. In our White House.

In which case your friend didn't predict an election. She predicted the end of America and the destruction of civilization as we know it.

{{shiver}}

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:14 PM on 10/21/2009
- allonfla I'm a Fan of allonfla 39 fans permalink

Unless he steps down and lets Hillary Clinton run for office - NO!!

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:14 PM on 10/21/2009

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