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Walter Hudson, a public figure active on social media, recently posted a series of tweets expressing his views on corporate management models, reporting online behavior, and state-level political dynamics.

On August 3, 2025, Hudson commented on the prospect of employees collectively purchasing and running Microsoft. He wrote, "If the workers at Microsoft could come up with the money, bought the company and turned it into some collective run by committee, they wouldn't know how to operate it and it would collapse. That's how stupid this is."

Later that same day, he referenced an online incident with another tweet: "Reported for inciting violence." This statement was made without additional context about the original content or user being reported.

On August 4, 2025, Hudson addressed questions regarding legislative strategy among Minnesota Republicans. He stated, "I've fielded at least one inquiry about why Minnesota Republicans didn't handle House Democrats this way when they didn't show up for nearly a month this year. The answer is because we don't have a governor. If you want Minnesota to be Texas, elect Republicans."

Minnesota has experienced recent debates over legislative attendance and executive authority in state government. Such issues have led to discussions among party members and constituents about strategies employed by both parties during extended absences from legislative sessions.