We will never know what really happens in Singapore

[superpatriotman]

Because our only source of information is the stupid lying sociopath that less than half of us thought would be a good prank to foist on the world.

Will there be an unbiased source in the meetings who can accurately report on events?

If so, who?

[tarheelsunc]

1. less than half of registered voters who could be bothered to vote. eom

[Crutchez_CuiBono]

3. Right on.

Not nearly HALF of America at all. Let's just nip that right in the bud right now.

[Hortensis]

6. 42% didn't vote, tying a record low. Of those,

most were feckless and worthy of contempt. But others couldn't for various reasons, including having their opportunities to vote blocked, as well as physical illness, mental illness, and frailty and disability. Unexpected life events always keep a small but significant number from voting.

As for Singpore, I'd be surprised and very disappointed in our intelligence services if they were not monitoring most to all of it.

[hlthe2b]

2. You can bet the Japanese are going to find a way to hear the details--probably from the S. Koreans

So, we will hear some of it.

[malaise]

4. Singapore will turn out to be a circus celebration of

the Con's 72nd birthday - mark my word.

[Sneederbunk]

5. At this point I will have to rely on Kim.

[Comatose Sphagetti]

7. Sean Hannity is going to be there.

So everyone on the right will be told how brilliant trump was on fox news.

[struggle4progress]

8. We can predict in advance exactly what will happen in Singapore:

Trump will oscillate between jabber about what historic peace talks these are, attacks on Obama, threats to nuke North Korea, complaints about US news media, how well the meeting is going, his happy memories of his historic 2016 election, promises that Japan and South Korea will be behind him 100% if he wants to start a nuclear war, and how he regained world respect at the G8 or G5 or whatever it is

[oberliner]

9. I'm sure Dennis Rodman will fill us in on all the details