Bernard Leslie is a journalist for The Paris Post-Intelligencer, focusing on national issues in the United States. He covers a wide range of topics including politics, social issues, and international conflicts. With a critical and analytical approach, Bernard aims to provide thought-provoking insights and engage readers in meaningful discussions.
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By: Bernard Leslie
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By: Bernard Leslie
Eighty is another milestone that I have recently passed and, with that, reflections seem to be in order. I never imagined that I would live to be this old.
By: Bernard Leslie
Everyday, I hear from the Democrats that former President Donald Trump is the greatest threat ever to democracy, period, bar none.
By: Bernard Leslie
In all my life, I have never been as concerned as I am today. If I could only have a crystal ball to see what the next few years will
By: Bernard Leslie
It’s predicted that $12.32 billion will be spent on this elec- tion cycle — $12.32 billion dollars for one election cycle? It leads me to wonder who is wagging the
I n the nine years I worked on the railroad (freight and through-passenger trains), I had the somewhat dubious honor to meet some interesting characters, including the Illinois Central Railroad president.
By: Bernard Leslie
Bernard Leslie An Old Man's Reflections CONTINUED FROM last week.
By: Bernard Leslie
CONTINUED FROM last week.
By: Bernard Leslie
Bernard Leslie An Old Man's Reflections EDITOR'S NOTE: This column was written before the presidential election.
Autumn is upon us, leaving us anticipating the arrive of all the colors that autumn brings, along with the promise of cooler weather.
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