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Walter Hudson, a Minnesota state representative, shared a series of posts on July 24, 2025, addressing topics ranging from public resource funding to debates over fairness in girls' sports competitions.

In his first post at 21:57 UTC, Hudson commented on an unspecified situation by stating, "At this point, this is more plausible than incompetence."

Later that evening at 22:40 UTC, Hudson critiqued arguments related to public funding for essential services. He wrote, "If you're against forcing people to pay for others' water, you're 'anti-water.' Against forcing people to pay for others' housing, you're 'anti-housing.' Against forcing people to pay for others' healthcare, you're 'anti-healthcare.' I guess I'm also anti-cotton."

In a third post at 23:15 UTC the same day, Hudson addressed the discourse surrounding girls' participation in sports and responses from critics. He stated, "If your best comeback to people wanting girls to have safe and fair competition is to bark, 'Bigot!'... ... you've got nothing. Because that kind of weak retort only works if we cower to your stupidity."

Hudson's remarks reflect ongoing national debates about public spending on social services and the inclusion policies in youth sports. These discussions have been prominent in recent legislative sessions across several states.