By announcing that the United States would move our embassy to Jerusalem and recognize the historic city as the capital of Israel, President Donald Trump has once again delivered on a key campaign promise.

In his first year in office, President Trump has made it a refreshing habit to fulfill campaign promises. Whether it is removing the United States from the odious trade deal known as the Trans Pacific Partnerships (TPP) or bowing out of the expensive and unfair Paris Climate Agreement, President Trump has been keeping true to the pledges he made as a candidate.  

Can the President of the United States and particularly in this case, Donald J. Trump, be charged and therefore found guilty of obstruction of justice?

This is, perhaps the ultimate question, in trying to find wrongdoing on the part of the Commander and Chief.  That issue recently has also gone into more strict scrutiny since it has been reported that the Trump legal team is raising this very question as a defense, as the Mueller probe continues. Last week, Michael Flynn pleaded guilty representing the fact he was working with the Special Counsel in the Russian investigation.

Michael Flynn copped so everyone can intuit what’s coming. The tearful dodger, just before Marine One lifts off from the South Lawn this one last time with him aboard, weeps about how it was all done for the forgotten ones, the poor, the meek, the mild, the humble, and, those in need of a savior, a benevolent dictator, now fallen from grace. GoFundMe campaigns will spring up like wildflowers after a Spring rain, to help poor Mr. Trump rebuild from the ashes of a torched brand. Melania, lovely, as always, will stand by her husband wearing signature sunglasses and show stoic grace, if no tears, at the end of the greatest heist in American history.