January: A tense start
The year is set to begin on shaky ground, with conflicts of interest and power struggles dominating the political landscape. Leaders within the government are at odds, and tensions with other nations add to the uncertainty. Trust is in short supply, and impatience for change is palpable. There’s a sense of urgency in the air, but it’s accompanied by a lack of cohesion, making the start of the year feel tumultuous.
February: Trump consolidates power
By late February, Donald Trump seems to solidify his hold on power, allowing him to take decisive action. This newfound authority enables him to resolve certain issues and push for changes that align with his vision. His administration begins to regroup, working more cohesively to implement its agenda. However, this period also brings controversy, as environmental protections and measures to safeguard natural resources may be rolled back. Additionally, a sweeping financial “cleanup” targeting state-related jobs and institutions is expected, leading to significant job cuts.
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March: A flurry of activity
March sees the government making bold moves, with numerous decisions and initiatives taking shape. While some progress is made, it comes at the cost of reevaluations and disruptions. The administration appears determined to push forward, even if it means making unpopular or controversial choices. It’s a month of action, but not without its share of challenges.
April: A nation divided
As spring arrives, the divide within the American population becomes increasingly apparent. Trump supporters, emboldened by a sense of invincibility (perhaps fueled by illusions of grandeur), grow more vocal and confident. Meanwhile, those opposed to his administration struggle to make their voices heard. Distrust begins to creep into everyday relationships—between colleagues, neighbors, and even family members—causing rifts and a growing sense of isolation.
May: Innovation and expansion
Despite the internal divisions, May brings a wave of innovation and progress. Original ideas and proposals start to take shape, with some proving successful, particularly in the realm of technology. Financially, the country sees improved returns, providing a sense of optimism. On the international stage, the government continues to reassess partnerships, strengthening ties with some nations while cutting off others. This is part of a broader strategy to expand the nation’s influence and reinforce its image of greatness. However, domestically, the overexploitation of U.S. resources becomes a growing concern, raising questions about sustainability.
June: Dreams on hold
By June, the momentum begins to slow. The country struggles to keep up with its ambitious goals, leading to disappointment for some and doubt for others. The mood becomes uneasy, with a sense of stagnation hanging in the air. It’s a month of reflection and recalibration as the nation grapples with its limitations.
July: A Summer of mixed emotions
Summer brings a mix of emotions for the American people. For some, it’s a time of euphoria and optimism, while others use the season to step back, recharge, and find peace of mind. Meanwhile, the government begins to realize that some of its promises remain unfulfilled, sparking frustration and a sense of urgency to deliver results.
August: Straining relationships
In August, the administration’s determination to assert its agenda intensifies. However, this could lead to overreach, straining relationships with other authorities and jeopardizing agreements, contracts, or key advantages. Domestically, dissatisfaction grows, and the seeds of unrest begin to take root. The government’s hardline approach risks alienating both allies and citizens.
September: Protests and unrest
September could see a surge in protests and more forceful, possibly violent, demonstrations within the nation. The growing dissatisfaction among citizens reaches a boiling point, as people demand accountability and change. The government’s attempts to impose its will may backfire, further aggravating tensions both at home and abroad.
Thank you for your assessment of America's astrological chart and insight to 2025 and the possibilities. It really takes a common enemy for people to effectively unite - even good deeds are done to overcome negative actualities. I hope we unite quicker and I hope we aren't tricked into seeing a common enemy so more evil can flourish. War is not the answer. Money doesnt set you free. Find yourself doing more good, more loving, more giving and America can be great finally.
JOHN, 2 months ago