Author: Constantinos E. Scaros, The Western Journal

The following article, Scaros: Don’t Be So Sure Bumbling Joe Biden Won’t Win Re-Election, was first published on Flag And Cross.

Exactly two years ago it became increasingly likely that Joe Biden would pull away from the rest of the Democratic presidential hopefuls and win that party’s nomination. I can still remember hoards of Donald Trump supporters relishing the opportunity for Trump to debate circles around Biden. Since Trump had done such a number on Hillary […]

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The following article, Scaros: No Word Is Safe from the Long Arm of The New York Times, was first published on Flag And Cross.

The game Wordle has taken America by storm, and The New York Times seized the opportunity. In early February, the Times bought Wordle and in a hot minute managed to emboss its giant, judgmental, patronizing, pompous imprint on it. The game itself is simple, and it’s easy to see why it’s so appealing: The object […]

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The following article, Op-Ed: Garbage Journalism – How the Media Is Trying to Break Up the Trump-DeSantis DreamTeam, was first published on Flag And Cross.

Legend has it that at the outbreak of the Cuban Revolution of 1895, New York World publisher William Randolph Hearst sent illustrator Frederick Remington there to cover the action. When Remington reported that there was no action to cover, Hearst famously replied, “You furnish the pictures, I’ll furnish the war.” That was a pivotal moment […]

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The following article, Scaros: Will My Dingy Gray Big Apple Shine Again?, was first published on Flag And Cross.

Thirty years ago, I graduated from New York Law School, about a seven-minute walk from City Hall, whose inhabitant at the time of my graduation was Mayor David Dinkins. A few years later, in my capacity as academic dean presiding over the graduation ceremonies at the Interboro Institute, I had the honor of not only […]

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