George W. Bush’s birth chart
Born 6 July 1946, at Yale – New Haven Hospital, Connecticut, at 07:26 (Rodden AA).
Cancer Sun · Libra Moon · Leo rising
George W. Bush’s zodiac sign and chart, in brief
6 July 1946 was a Saturday: the day George W. Bush was born at Yale – New Haven Hospital, Connecticut. Their zodiac sign is Cancer, with the Moon in Libra and Leo rising. They turn 80 in 2026. The birth time, 07:26, comes from Astro-Databank with a Rodden rating of AA, which means it was quoted from a birth certificate or birth record.
Of the ten planets, four are in air signs, three in fire, two in water and one in earth. By modality the count is five cardinal, three fixed and two mutable. Moon, Jupiter and Neptune all fall in Libra. Three planets stand together in Leo: Mercury, Venus and Pluto. Closest of the aspects is the conjunction between Mercury and Pluto, 0.8° from exact. Every planet was moving direct. The Moon was at its first quarter.
StarMap's dataset holds 16 other people born on 6 July, among them Sylvester Stallone, 50 Cent and Nancy Reagan. Sylvester Stallone was born on the very same day.
George W. Bush’s Sun, Moon and rising sign
Sun sign
Cancer
13° Cancer 46'
A Cancer Sun protects. For George W. Bush, home, memory and the people they have decided are theirs tend to sit at the centre of things, and they probably read a room before anyone speaks. Care is the strength of this Sun, and their task is to include themselves in it.
Moon sign
Libra
16° Libra 42'
A Libra Moon feels through relationship. Harmony nearby tends to settle George W. Bush, and conflict, even other people's, can unsettle them. What restores this Moon is beauty, fairness, and one person who truly listens.
Rising sign
Leo
7° Leo 06'
Leo rising comes across as warm and impossible to miss. People assume confidence whether or not it is felt, and George W. Bush's presence can change the temperature of a room.
The chart wheel
Drawn for 07:26 on 6 July 1946, with the eastern horizon on the left. How to read a chart wheel
Placements
| Sun | 13° Cancer 46' | House 12 |
|---|---|---|
| Moon | 16° Libra 42' | House 3 |
| Mercury | 9° Leo 49' | House 1 |
| Venus | 21° Leo 29' | House 1 |
| Mars | 9° Virgo 18' | House 2 |
| Jupiter | 18° Libra 08' | House 3 |
| Saturn | 26° Cancer 30' | House 12 |
| Uranus | 19° Gemini 09' | House 11 |
| Neptune | 5° Libra 56' | House 3 |
| Pluto | 10° Leo 34' | House 1 |
| North Node | 20° Gemini 35' | House 11 |
| South Node | 20° Sagittarius 35' | House 5 |
George W. Bush’s planets, sign by sign
Each planet by sign and house: what the placement is traditionally taken to mean, not a claim about George W. Bush’s private life.
Sun in Cancer
13° Cancer 46' · twelfth house
purpose and vitality
With the Sun in Cancer, George W. Bush is likely to feel most alive when caring for people and places that matter to them, and purpose is tied to belonging somewhere. Feeling unneeded is the sore spot for this placement, and it can be taken personally. The whole day may go better after checking in on someone they love.
With the Sun in the twelfth house, George W. Bush's identity may be quieter and more private than it looks from the outside, and solitude is probably where they recharge the parts of themselves that rarely get seen. The Sun here treats rest as the fuel the rest of life runs on, not as wasted time.
Moon in Libra
16° Libra 42' · third house
needs and habits
A Libra Moon needs harmony in the immediate surroundings to feel settled day to day, and a tense conversation nearby can throw off George W. Bush's whole afternoon. Comfort comes from pleasant company and pleasant spaces. The habit to watch is smoothing things over before they have worked out what they want.
The Moon in the third house suggests someone who talks or writes a feeling through until it makes sense, and George W. Bush may find silence around an unspoken worry deeply unsettling. A conversation with the right person at the right moment is often how George W. Bush finds their footing again.
Mercury in Leo
9° Leo 49' · first house
mind and voice
Mercury in Leo gives George W. Bush a mind that thinks in confident, story-shaped terms and communicates with warmth and a bit of flair, drawing people in even when the subject is dry. Attachment to being right can make George W. Bush more persuasive than accurate. A simple update, in their hands, can become something closer to a performance.
Mercury in the first house belongs to someone who thinks out loud, and George W. Bush's thoughts often arrive first in almost any conversation. A thought is usually spoken nearly as soon as it forms, sometimes before they have fully decided what they think.
Venus in Leo
21° Leo 29' · first house
love and values
Venus in Leo loves generously and openly, and values being someone's clear favourite above almost anything else on offer. For George W. Bush, the tension this suggests is needing steady reassurance of still being adored. Their gestures tend to be grand and thoughtful, and it can sting when those go unnoticed.
Venus in the first house is associated with warmth and charm in a person's manner, and George W. Bush is likely to come across as easy to like before much else is known. Personal style, whatever form it takes, is part of the appeal with this placement and not an accessory to it.
Mars in Virgo
9° Virgo 18' · second house
drive and anger
Mars in Virgo acts carefully and precisely, preferring to get a task right over getting it done fast, and its anger usually comes from things being done sloppily. When upset, George W. Bush is more likely to criticise than to confront. A clipped tone often signals frustration well before anything is said directly.
With Mars in the second house, George W. Bush goes after what they want with visible drive, and a firm sense of their own worth fuels that determination. Patience with slow, gradual progress is unlikely to be their strong suit, and waiting around frustrates them quickly.
Jupiter in Libra
18° Libra 08' · third house
growth and excess
In George W. Bush's chart, Jupiter in Libra suggests growth through partnership and a gift for bringing people together. Excess here looks like pleasing people so broadly that every expectation becomes a commitment. Someone with this Jupiter is often the connector whose introductions and events other people benefit from more than they realise.
With Jupiter in the third house, George W. Bush is curious by nature and enjoys learning new things, and their ideas spread easily, shared with contagious enthusiasm. Teaching suits them well, and they rarely hoard what they know for its own sake.
Saturn in Cancer
26° Cancer 30' · twelfth house
discipline and doubt
Emotional security is where George W. Bush's Saturn in Cancer builds discipline; it is a placement often associated with learning early to be the steady one. Asking for care tends to be difficult with this Saturn, even when care is clearly needed. Over time, people with this placement often become the dependable anchor for others, including some who never quite return the favour.
Saturn in the twelfth house puts a quiet discipline into George W. Bush's private life, and solitude can feel like a duty before it slowly becomes a source of strength. Saturn here makes facing what is unresolved within slow work, and the peace it brings is likely to be hard-won.
Uranus in Gemini
19° Gemini 09' · eleventh house
freedom, generational
Uranus in Gemini is shared by George W. Bush and many people born in the same few years. These are people who come of age alongside a revolution in communication, fluent in tools older generations learned later in life. The personal version is a restless need for new information.
Uranus in the eleventh house gathers an unusual, wide-ranging group of friends around George W. Bush, who feels most alive contributing to causes that set out to change something. Belonging matters to them, but strictly on their own terms, and they resist any group that asks them to blend in.
Neptune in Libra
5° Libra 56' · third house
imagination, generational
A whole generation has Neptune in Libra, George W. Bush among them. It idealises romantic partnership, often shaped by images of love on screen that outpace real relationships. The personal echo is a dreamy standard for what a relationship should feel like.
With Neptune in the third house, a poetic, sometimes imprecise quality runs through George W. Bush's thoughts and words, which carry as much through feeling and tone as through plain fact. Creative or intuitive expression suits this mind better than rigid logic, especially when the subject matters.
Pluto in Leo
10° Leo 34' · first house
power, generational
Pluto in Leo is held by a whole generation, one that transforms ideas of individual power, leadership and fame. At a personal scale, for George W. Bush, it can be a charged relationship with authority and with who gets to hold the spotlight.
George W. Bush probably carries an intensity that people sense even when very little is said, and Pluto in the first house suggests a sense of self that can be remade more than once. George W. Bush is not easily changed by outside pressure, and other people tend to notice that quickly.
Aspects in George W. Bush’s chart
How the planets stand to each other, tightest first.
Mercury conjunction Pluto
0.8° applying
George W. Bush's thinking is likely to be probing and intense, drawn to what lies underneath a surface explanation. With Mercury conjunct Pluto, getting to the bottom of things comes naturally, and the caution is not to assume a hidden motive where an ordinary one will do.
Jupiter trine Uranus
1.0° applying
Jupiter trine Uranus gives George W. Bush a knack for spotting unconventional opportunities before other people do, which is what a sense of possibility and originality produce together. Growth arrives through new directions, ones a more cautious approach would probably have missed.
Moon conjunction Jupiter
1.4° applying
With the Moon conjunct Jupiter, George W. Bush's emotional life is likely to be generous and expansive, with feelings that carry a built-in sense of hope. It tends to make them warm and reassuring company, and the one caution is not to promise more comfort than they can deliver.
Venus sextile Uranus
2.3° separating
An independent streak and a warm heart get along in this sextile, which tends to give George W. Bush's relationships room to breathe without cooling them. The freedom involved is easy and low on drama: enough to keep a relationship interesting, never so much that it feels unstable.
Moon trine Uranus
2.4° applying
George W. Bush's feelings and independence are at ease with each other, so staying emotionally open need not feel like a trap. With this aspect, closeness and freedom coexist, where many people feel they have to pick one.
Sun square Moon
2.9° separating
With the Sun square the Moon, who George W. Bush is trying to be and what comforts them can tug in different directions, and that friction sharpens self-awareness. Working through it teaches them to want things in a way their feelings can live with.
The rest, listed without a reading. Those between Uranus, Neptune and Pluto hold for years at a time, so everyone born while one holds shares it.
- Venus sextile Jupiter3.4°
- Mercury sextile Neptune3.9°
- Sun square Jupiter4.4°
- Sun sextile Mars4.5°
- Neptune sextile Pluto4.6°
- Moon sextile Venus4.8°
- Sun square Neptune7.8°
Cancer Sun and Libra Moon, like George W. Bush
Also born on 6 July
How this page is made
Planet positions are computed with the astronomy-engine ephemeris and checked against Swiss Ephemeris. Birth dates and places come from Wikidata; the birth time comes from Astro-Databank and is shown with its Rodden rating. The readings describe what a placement is traditionally taken to mean. They are written by StarMap for reflection and entertainment, not as statements about the person’s private life. New to charts? How to read a birth chart.
Birth data: Wikidata, Astro-Databank (Quoted BC/BR). Birth time rated AA on the Rodden scale. Photo: Wikimedia Commons (author and licence on the file page).
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