Few nations and even fewer groups of people of any category around the world are looking forward to Donald Trump's second presidential term.
This is quite regardless of whether his actions benefit humanity or not.
Establishment politicians prefer a slow, bureaucratic status quo than a mercurial individual in charge of the world's pre-eminent superpower, capable of forcing almost everybody to bend to his will.
In Singapore, populism works only up to a point.
Given the unique circumstances, it could very well be an election that shakes up local politics more than it usually would – and both sides can win and lose big.
While others are losing sleep over Trump, Singapore's government gets its well-deserved rest.
It's ironic Singapore's weakest man was born out of the strongest.
