4------1 (strongest through his late 20s but still present)
8------4 (strongest through his late 30s but still present)
3------3 (strongest through his late 40s but still present)
9------5 (through the rest of his life)

    George Bush, the strongest candidate for the Republican Party presidential nomination, and the presidential race, has all the necessary numerological ingredients of an excellent president.

    His Façade number (the single digit total of entire birth date), 6, is the same as his day of birth, which is why he is an eloquent speaker, and a smooth talker.  This combination also makes him as he appears.  What you see is what you get.  His 6 birthday number is why he truly is a public servant to the hilt and a giving individual.

    His first pinnacle, 4, did not make life easy for him.  In spite of having come from a moneyed family, he had to pull himself up by the bootstraps.  Though this first pinnacle set the tone for the remainder of his life: causing opportunities to come out of the woodwork when he least expected.  His second pinnacle, 8, helped insure that life in general and his career would entail much hard work, especially with financial ventures.  His third pinnacle, 3, has helped to smoothen his life.  His fourth pinnacle, 9, has and will continue to help him reap the rewards of a lifetime of hard work and struggle.

    The pinnacles also are his personality's blueprints.  The 4 and 8 give him a need to be in control, though his 6 birthday stops him from being a control freak.  They make him a firm business and political executive and a hard worker.  These two numbers also have caused him to make good on his words, instead of merely being a smooth talker.  The 4 pinnacle is why he plays his cards close to his chest and announced his candidacy so late.  The 4 pinnacle, which also set the tone of his thinking, makes him a conservative thinker who always has thought out all decisions very carefully.  The 3 pinnacle, combined with his 6 birthday allow him to relax a bit and to take things in stride as he has aged.  This 6/3 combination has made him a good advisor.  The 3 pinnacle has added a touch of the Renaissance Man to his personality, which goes hand in hand with the avant-garde side of his last pinnacle.  The last pinnacle, 9, gave him an old sage personality from a young age.  It has made in an avant-garde political thinker, willing to try a new twist on old ideas. This last pinnacle has made him more comfortable with aging.  In a sense, his soul is catching up with his chronological age.  The variety of this combination of numbers has helped to make him a balanced man who is more youthful than his years.

    The undertones in his numerological chart, (1, 4, 3, 5), though less significant than the pinnacles, give him an underlying independent way of thinking, add to his more relaxed side, as well as reinforce his executive skills, and make him a chance taker.

    His current Personal Year is five (the combination of this year's single digit value and his first pinnacle).  This means it is time for a job change and a change of residence.  It is time to act on a change of life direction that he has been contemplating for the past three years and seriously fantasizing on for the past eight years.  The major decisions he makes this year will affect him for the next eight years.

    By the time of his second Saturn Return during his late fifties, he will have come full circle with the destiny he began in his late twenties: the executive in all senses of the word.  He will continue to be an advisor and mediator through the end of his life.
 

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