saturn square pluto: nyt's krugman on gop paranoia

("gop": don't you like how that title reads? Lower case letters reducing the Grand Old Party to toddler talk. gop, gop. Hee hee. Are you afraid of the gop? What's that sweetie? You wanna gop? A gop? What's a gop? Oh, a cup...)

Toddler talk aside, I'll probably be sharing more articles like this because it's interesting to me when I see the astrological themes laid out so clearly. And you've told me it's helpful to see "real life" examples of this stuff. Otherwise it all comes across as very academic and theoretical.

So for the jury's consideration: Exhibit A, for the Saturn-Pluto square.

Here, Paul Krugman, a columnist for the New York Times, discusses the politics of paranoia that have taken over one political party here in America: "Paranoia Strikes Deep".

This is classic Saturn-Pluto dynamics, with the more conservative Saturnian element claiming dominance for now. The Saturn-Pluto dynamic is a stalwart, big-chested bully of a customer, so don't dismiss what's going on here or you'll get run over by it. Even if you do have fun turning the GOP into the gop, gop, gop, Saturn-Pluto paranoia is still paranoia and it's not going away.