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Sri Lankan president Mahinda Rajapaksa called a snap election based on his astrologer's advice and completely lost

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Never bet your political career on a guy looking at a telescope. In 2015, Sri Lankan President Rajapaksa was feeling confident, largely because his personal astrologer promised him an unshakeable cosmic victory. He called an election two years early, entirely unprompted, and was promptly voted out of office. In a shocking twist, the universe actually didn't care about his reelection campaign at all.

Sri Lankan president Mahinda Rajapaksa called a snap election based on his astrologer's advice and completely lost
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