Re: Hillary Clinton's Handwriting Analysis
Wed Jan 9, 2008 4:06 pm
Larry asks:
"What do you think her (Hillary) belief system is? Given what you know of her
belief system, which way do you think she would take the U.S. if she
were to become the next President?"
JJ:
You can't tell belief systems from handwriting alone, but it can help
in making an educated guess. From her public record we can get a good
idea of her belief system and the handwriting can give us indications
of where it may lead.
Before I analyzed her handwriting I assumed she was in politics for
the glamour as are most politicians. There is much less glamour than
I expected and much more calculation. I would guess that she reached
certain conclusions when she was young and decided that was what was
needed by the world and she was going to do her darndest to act as an
agent of change. She is more interested in making change than she is
in being adored. People who give her too much adoration probably bore
her, though she wouldn't publicly acknowledge this.
We know she has a very socialistic leanings and supports the basic
democratic ideals. He handwriting reveals that this is not because of
strong emotional empathy as she is very emotionally reserved and
holds them in check in many cases. He belief system is an
intellectually calculated one and probably inspired by a number of
authors and teachers in her past.
The bright spark is that she is capable of changing her mind and
following a practical solution.
If elected she would try and please her supporters while implementing
her ideas, but would back off when dead ends are reached.
She would probably get on well with most heads of state and leaders
but if someone seems to be opposed to her she is likely to act as they
do not exist.
She is an interesting combination of being aggressive yet lacking
confidence so it is difficult to predict what she would do in a
crisis. She may overreact to prove herself on one occasion and be
overly cautious in another.
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