Willie: When Bill Clinton was going through his impeachment trial, the late Rev. Jerry Falwell couldn’t stop the persecution of President Clinton.

Willie: I believe there is a health issue regarding hand dryers in public bathrooms.

Willie: I live in Seneca and have a story for you.

Willie: I once saw a sign that read, “Jesus had two fathers, and he did fine.”

Willie: I stayed at the Hampton Inn in Seneca for a few days and figured I would venture out and look at the downtown Seneca area as it was highly recommended to do.

Willie: I was reading the article “Make SC roads safer for everyone,” and wasn’t surprised.

Willie: How can some of the news channels not cover the return of the 55 caskets of our fallen soldiers from North Korea?

Willie: I wanted to know why U.S. 123 Bypass is called a bypass.

Willie: This is something I would like to get to Donald Trump, but I am not good with Twitter. Maybe some of your readers can help.

Willie: One of your readers writes, “There are those who would do anything to destroy Trump,” while they would do anything to defend actions that two years ago would be considered appalling.

Willie: All these people who are paying to have their DNA used to check their ancestry don’t realize that they’re giving up their DNA.

Willie: This is in response to the article on Americans incarcerated in the U.S.A. versus families trying to enter the U.S.A.

Willie: Here’s something to think about. The Titanic was built by professionals, while the Ark by amateurs.

Willie: Just a few days ago, I was in the Dollar Tree in Seneca and I noticed that a lot of shelves were bare.