Opinion

The news you won’t see in 2013

Never mind what will happen in 2013. Here’s what surelywon’t:

* In preparation for 2016, Mitt Romney will tour the nation, slamming the 47 percent of Americans who are moochers — with his dog tied to the roof of his car the whole way.

* Mayor Bloomberg will instruct aides to buy everyone in the city a 64-oz. glass of Coke — and 10 cartons of Marlboros to go with it.

* Tim Tebow and Mark Sanchez will lead the New York Jets to a Super Bowl championship — and Alex Rodriguez’s hitting will ensure the Yankees a World Series win.

* Gen. David Petraeus will consult Tiger Woods for advice on how to keep mistresses.

* Todd Akin will open a nationwide chain of women’s crisis centers.

* Andrew Cuomo will announce that, after completing his tenure as New York’s governor, he will never again seek elective office.

* Walmart will open 138 superstores throughout the five boroughs.

* Susan Rice will appear on every TV talk show, insisting the attack on the US consulate in Benghazi was sparked by that Mohammed video on YouTube.

* Justin Bieber will discover he needs to shave — and retire from the music industry.

* With MTA boss Joe Lhota officially a candidate for mayor, Chris Quinn, Billy Thompson and Bill de Blasio will all drop out of the race.

* Inspired by Cuomo’s success in New York, Sunnis from Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood and Shiite mullahs from Iran will join hands in a major campaign for gay marriage throughout the Middle East.

* Syrian butcher Bashar al-Assad will win a Nobel Peace Prize. (Uh, scratch that; he actually might!)

* After setbacks in Wisconsin, Michigan and Indiana — and recognizing the economic damage of its demands — US labor will show signs of conciliation.

* Thanks to Cuomo’s pension reforms, government-employee retiree costs will drop precipitously.

* Thanks to Cuomo’s state-mandate reforms, school districts across the state will have more money than they know what to do with.

* Jimmy Carter will get North Korea and Iran to foreswear nuclear weapons — and really mean it.

* Federal spending will exceed revenue by less than $1 trillion — for the first time since President Obama took office.

* Bike-promoting city transportation czar Janette Sadik-Kahn will get a job as an SUV saleswoman.

* Clint Eastwood will star in a new Broadway show — with Obama, instead of a chair, playing the president.

* Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts will figure out the difference between an ObamaCare fine and a tax.

* Shelly Silver will lose his position as Assembly speaker for having paid hush money to cover up sexual-harassment charges against fellow Democrat Vito Lopez.

* Sandra Fluke will demand that consenting adults pay for their own birth-control supplies.

* Every New York state senator will form his own individual political caucus — but then forge a grand coalition and solve all of New York’s problems.

* Suddenly realizing the need to boost the economy, Obama will push through massive tax cuts for those who pay taxes (that is, primarily, the rich).

* Cuomo will stick by his latest deadline and give a final OK to hydraulic fracturing, or fracking — creating an unprecedented economic boom Upstate.

* Greece will become self-sustaining; America will soon follow suit.

* New York will opt for a two-party political system.

* Grateful he’s not in jail, City Comptroller John Liu will put taxpayers’ interests above those of his union pals for a change.

* Obama will have al Qaeda back on its heels.

* Mayor Bloomberg will retire from public life — and never be heard from again.

* Pundits, at long last, will stop making silly predictions.

Happy New Year!

abrodsky@nypost.com