Peter Paul Montgomery Buttigieg was born January 19, 1982. This gives him the entry to this world as a Capricorn with a Life
Path of the number 4. The worker, the producer and guy you want to hire to get the job done. Well, at least, he’ll give it all he has to produce measurable results. Believe it or not, four’s are very traditional. Notice how he is steady, almost unflappable and able to climb the sides of the mountain just as the Capricorn mountain goat. Tenacity. Four is considered an earth number so this gives him a very grounded outlook.
He has six number 7’s in his birth name. Good heavens, that is an exorbitant amount of the number 7. You usually see 1 or 2 but he has 6. What this means is that he has spent many past lives developing his intellect, his mind, his ability to go deep into a subject matter and to see through lies and other embellishments. He will pull information from a vast sea of knowledge and I would never recommend going against him in an argument. He seems innocent but his final punch line will be remembered. Never lie to this person. He also will tell it like it is whether you like it or not. If you have spinach between your front teeth, be prepared to find out. He is very philosophical.
His personality number (from his consonants) is the number 7–again. Here we have the thinker, the private person. He needs time alone to process his own thinking. The number seven personality is somewhat mysterious and “different”. It gives a person an exceptional intelligence and wisdom and draws people out of respect. It is not the easiest personality to get to know and at times it seems this personality draws into itself even in the middle of a conversation. The number 7 also rules nature. With all the 7’s in his name and also as a personality number, he would be drawn to be close to nature and respect its rhythm.
He has the number 1 for his Soul number and he has another number 1 by being born on the 19th. Here we have the pioneer at heart. He is willing to take risks to get what he wants. It also gives him a great ambition. There is an overpowering need to be independent and become a leader. He is driven to be a leadership figure. Number one’s rarely look back over their shoulders which gives them confidence to make bold decisions. He doesn’t mind being controversial. This is powerful stuff if you are planning to be a candidate for the Presidency. This number one energy gives him the ability to endure difficulties and overcome obstacles.
He is only missing one number in his name and that is the number 8. Here we find the need to learn how to manage time, energy, money, leadership and success. This missing 8 would make him ambitious. In his short time on the planet, he has accomplished a great deal, valedictorian of his high school class, Harvard graduate, Rhodes scholar Pembroke College, war veteran, mayor of an American city and now running for US President. He is all of 37 years but his real age is much older in wisdom. There is something about this candidate that people are drawn to. He is calm, smart, moderate and a sense of humor that is appreciated rather than harmful. I would definitely go to him if I had a question as to how to do something. He is a great adviser.
His destiny in this lifetime is the number 8. He is trying to balance out his missing number 8 by heading in that direction of success and leadership. 8’s like to be the boss. This is a destiny so he is aiming for it but he has to do the hard work of the life path number 4 to get there. In his chart, he is going through a complete identity change which will continue until the end of December 2020. This year 2019 is a complete changing year for him. In 2020 everybody will need him and it should be a very good year.
He is definitely a different package for a US candidate. Gay and very young in age. Yet, even those who might be anti-gay are drawn to him by his calm presence. Will he be chewed up in the political machine, it is possible. Criticisms of him will roll off his back. He is right out there with who he is and he is not looking for your attention. He is a team player. What you don’t see is the “fire” or the inflamed speeches. That is not him. Sometimes he is too calm and it would seem he needs more fire in his delivery. This can be a handicap in a harsh political race. The game gets nasty and he is not bombastic nor fiery. This could hurt him as he competes against a sea of political ambitions. Time will tell. Don’t be mislead by his youthful appearance or his height. His reasoning power is huge but campaigns are not reasonable. He may not be the candidate but we have not seen the end of Pete. He started out as Pete who? But in this last quarter has raised more money than the leading contender Joe Biden.
Hi Gail,
I just found your site and this article. Personally I’m voting for Pete as I believe he is showing there’s much more to him than being ‘gay’… especially watching him stand his ground. The Black voter issue is being over played by a few “never forgive” individuals that no matter what is done on their behalf will not accept it. Sad for them. Pete really has made great strides in South Bend to promote equality FOR ALL individuals. He’s a man of his word. Overall, I feel People are moving in the right direction and Pete has skin in the game…he will be around long after Biden, Warren, Sanders, Bloomberg, and even trump are dead and gone and he wants to get it right for the future of America and the world NOW. His experience is more than sufficient to handle the job of POTUS. His currently surging poll numbers are reflecting the impact of people actually listening to him. He is the only CANDIDATE with political experience that has NOT been marinating in DC. #PETE2020 ♥️
Hi Gail! Interesting words you wrote about Mr. Pete…. He wont be president though. Nope. He still has to learn to bring people together with his great leadership potential. He cant get black support in his own town. He has to be a leader for all people to be a great leader. He is just making history. Trump will win again on illegal immigration alone. A lot of democrats do not want open boarders and many have told me Trump has their vote.
June 21, 2019 INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — A lawyer for the family of a black man fatally shot by a white police officer in the Indiana city where Pete Buttigieg is mayor on Friday accused the Democratic presidential candidate of failing to be aggressive enough in setting rules to curb police misconduct.
Attorney Brian Coffman said he’s preparing a federal civil rights lawsuit against the city of South Bend on behalf of the family of 54-year-old Eric Logan, who was shot by an officer Sunday.
Logan’s death prompted Buttigieg to cancel much of his out-of-state campaigning this week and drew attention to his struggles appealing to black voters. Buttigieg returned to campaigning Friday with a trip to Miami, but skipped a South Carolina event attended by 21 other Democratic presidential candidates to fly home for a Friday evening community march.
Aug 4, 2019 Mayor Pete Buttigieg was asked about his problem with black voters. He has no support from black voters at all in national polling. None. He appeared on Fox News Sunday and when asked about this problem, given how much Democrat candidates rely on black voters to win elections, the conversation with host Chris Wallace turned to his troubles in his own city.
Hi Mary Ann,
Thanks for commenting. To answer your question, yes voters do take Trump seriously and, depending on how the economy is going and if he doesn’t get us into war, voters will vote for him again, warts and all. If the democrats put up more of a moderate person who can appeal to main street, they have a good chance. If they insist on any extreme views such as medicare for all, or free this or that, it will scare off voters.
Thank you Gail, as always a very insightful take on the candidates and especially important information for us on the early days of the formation of our country.
I personally think we have a lot of good candidates on the democratic side and as they tell us what they stand for the field will narrow down. So it seems that most important is who can win 2020, as amazing as that question is considering who the opponent, Trump, will be. Could the voters actually really take him seriously at the point we have reached?
Hi Pam,
Thanks for the input. The dice is still rolling. The beat of America right now is not extremism so these umpteen candidates need to be careful when pushing extreme policies.
Hi Bev,
Probably I’ll do Warren. I will wait a bit longer to see how she holds up. The next debate should eliminate some more of these candidates.
Hi Judy,
I did Trump years ago and you can google it. I also did Bernie Sanders for 2016. Both, including Barack Obama, Clinton, Biden have all been done and just google for the info.
Hi Terry,
Thanks for commenting. Time will tell. He is not as extreme as the other democratic candidates and that could be a big plus for him. Who knows.
Gail
He would make a good vice president……….. Thanks Gail!
Gail
This is great. Somehow I must’ve missed the others. Did you ever do the Trump. I’m sure you did, but it was probably before I had found you. Do you archive your blueprints that you do?
Thanks again for keeping in touch
Gail, have you done a reading on Elizabeth Warren? I would very much like to see a reading on her:)
Gail, thank you for these profiles of candidates. I find his fascinating, and Harris’ as well. Anxious to see how both of them do, and wondering if they could end up being running mates–she as the front runner who has the fire and warmth and attack capability, and him as the keen mind and doer!