In response to the requests we've had about our 

professional view of the candidates for the 2008 U.S.

presidential election, we offer the results of our 

analyses below, which are based on comprehensive

handwriting analysis, astrology, numerology, and

intuitive assessment.

Please understand that we're simply presenting our

findings and that we don't have any political

agendas. We've set aside our political opinions and 

have tried to be as fair and objective as possible.

First we'll view the candidates' personalities through  

handwriting analysis. Handwriting samples here: 

www.holisticmakeover.com/election2008samples.htm

Although there is barely enough script in Senator

McCain's samples, there is sufficient content for an 

analysis.

A holistic approach (spacing, movement, form, rhythm,

etc.) in handwriting analysis is acceptable by itself

to gain a worthy overview in our view, and we insist

on combining it with a conventional trait-stroke

approach so we have the best of both worlds to yield

solid analyses.

The following include many of Senator Obama's

positive personality traits found by thoroughly

analyzing his handwriting: great team player; very

persistent and tenacious; social maturity;

inspirational to others; great organizational

ability; high intelligence; logical; great talent

for communication; good problem-solving skills;

high initiative; resourceful; healthy amount of

cautiousness; practical; avoids excessive (even

average) amount of fantasy and daydreaming; good

ability to bond with others emotionally; action-

oriented; competitive; self-starter, but talent for

working in groups; doesn't really care if others

don't approve of his views--he's not too sensitive to

criticism; adjusts well to unexpected circumstances,

able to tailor expression to effectively relate with

(or maneuver around) others; persuasive; good

listener; purposeful; self-disciplined; and admirable

emotional health.

Delving deeper into Senator Obama's personality

and also acknowledging the challenges, we find the

following: lacks discernment regarding the character

of others; could possibly be easily walked on;

doesn't place an emphasis (more than average

or even average) on ideals; lacks strength in

abstract and theoretical thought; somewhat of an

opportunist; tendency to rationalize feelings; at

times, faulty reasoning (but not an excessive

concern); skilled at rationalizing his mistakes; fails

to fully, sincerely, accept responsibility for errors;

evasive and too indirect; self-deceit is higher than

average--readily believes only what he wants to 

believe and accepts half-truths, from himself and

others; lacks genuine sincerity to some degree; in

response to spontaneous questions asked of him, he

frequently lacks straightforward communication and

will instead offer jumbled responses, for example,

despite his otherwise apparent compelling talent for

communication; somewhat self-destructive; and overall

he projects a stronger, more potent image than he

actually possesses.

As for Senator John McCain, if we only recognized

the virtues of his personality, we would list the 

following: very constructively methodical; puts

things in simple terms; strong intelligence; versatile;

very efficient; organized; objective, strong common 

sense; practical; able to see the core issues; very

good problem-solving skills; resourceful; cuts to the

chase; healthy rebelliousness; strong intellect;

thoughtful of others; healthy amount of contemplation;

and very logical.

Examining further, listing exclusively the negatives,

we find the following through Senator McCain's 

handwriting: appears somewhat unemotional, but is

incredibly sensitive and possesses a somewhat

high-strung, nervous energy; emotional repression;

sometimes too detached on a personal level; overly

emotionally controlled; distances self from emotions;

excessive need for approval; like Senator Obama, he

has a tendency to avoid squarely facing his mistakes 

so it takes a little longer to learn from them (perhaps

a common trait of politicians); to a minor extent he 

has a "do as I say, not as I do" disposition; overly 

controlled behavior; a bit too self-protective, and 

he has an above average need for freedom, which 

may not necessarily be a negative.

Our Reliability and Confidentiality Evaluation

meticulously measures, through the science of

handwriting analysis, seven vital personality areas

including Sincerity/Integrity, Discretion, Decision

-making Ability, Objectivity, Emotional Balance,

Emotional Maturity, and Substance Abuse Risk. This

appraisal is remarkably useful, especially combined

with background checks and other intelligence work.

In applying the Reliability and Confidentiality

Evaluation to the candidates, the edge goes to

Senator McCain in the overall assessment, as he

scores slightly better than Senator Obama. Here

are the details: Senator McCain scores better with 

Sincerity/Integrity (above average to Senator

Obama's average); they score essentially the

same in Discretion, Decision-making Ability, and

Objectivity (both above average in all three

categories); although they both rate above

average in Emotional Balance and Emotional

Maturity, Senator Obama rates slightly higher in

both categories; and finally, Senator McCain

scores better in Substance Abuse Risk (below

average to Senator Obama's average score).

Senators Obama and McCain both have reasonably

consistent personalities, solid organizational

skills, good negotiation skills, and plenty of

courage to get out in the world, live their lives,

and strive for goals. Both are fit to politically

lead, and neither is a security risk to this

nation. In our view, it comes down to which

candidate's policies you favor.

Some have asked us if we can see an election

win in McCain's or Obama's charts. We haven't

yet identified an exact set of patterns in the

comprehensive numerology and astrology charts

that represents a U.S. presidential election

victory. We believe an analyst must look for

patterns of varying levels of fame and recognition,

infamy, public disgrace, triumph in competition, 

accomplishment, and overall success, among others,

in the natal and timing charts. A lot of deduction

is necessary since there is no "presidential

signature."

Based on their comprehensive numerology and

astrology charts, both candidates have remarkable

lifetime fame and m.o.n.e.y indications. Both have

notable life success considerations, and both are

best suited to operate as part of a group, rather

than be completely self-employed, such as an

independent entrepreneur.

Senator McCain has an enormous amount of emotional

sensitivity and we surmise it's tough to handle at

times, perhaps manifesting in occasional fits of

petulance, though not so much that it is a major

concern or national security risk. The charts

also indicate he has a lot of energy that is

representative of a kind of agent of change, an

other-worldly civil servant, one who is largely a

peacemaker and collaborator, and he's being

compelled to make an impact in a more substantial

leadership position at this later stage of his life.

He is surprisingly progressive according to the

comprehensive astrology and numerology charts.

Senator Obama also possesses a unique type of 

non-mundane personal energy that outlines him

as a symbol of unity for the human race. His role

in this lifetime is very special from a spiritual

perspective, similar to that of Oprah or Angelina

Jolie, one that includes bringing people together

and helping to break down antiquated barriers.

However, the aforementioned spiritual reasons for

Senator Obama's popularity outweigh his chances,

based on what we perceive, of actually winning

the 2008 presidential election.

Whether he wins or not, he'll still be fulfilling

his purpose and it's also his destiny and good karma

to gain very substantially financially. He offers a

firm sense of stability to those around him, and is

good at opposing others' initiatives. In other words,

Senator Obama is good at playing defense, but

ironically he's extremely resistant to change on a

personal level.

In our view, all natal and timing indicators viewed

collectively, including what we perceive as good

karma earned in past lives for Senator McCain as a

powerful and benevolent ruler (we completed these 

analyses in early August 2008, before McCain named

Governor Palin as his running mate, and coincidentally,

we perceive that she has also earned similar good

karma from past lives), Senator McCain has an edge

over Senator Obama in the race for the White House.

According to Senator McCain's comprehensive charts,

his presidential election victory prospects have

steadily increased over the past few years.

Initially, we weren't convinced that Senator

McCain's splendid timing considerations had

anything more to do than with securing his party's

nomination. But after in-depth analysis, we find

the advantage is firmly his. In the contest between

Senators Obama and McCain, we predict Senator

McCain will win the U.S. presidential election in

November 2008.

Scott Petullo

http://www.scottpetullo.com/

Stephen Petullo

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