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Walter Hudson, a Minnesota state representative, posted a series of tweets on August 18, 2025, addressing various issues including public reactions to emergencies, interstate policy impacts, and political actions.

In his first post on August 18, 2025, Hudson commented on an incident involving bystander behavior during an emergency: "While the focus here is on the staff, I can't help but note that this lady's instinct was to whip out a phone and start recording rather than actually do something... like call 911 or put it out sooner. The way she takes the time to stage the camera. My God."

Later that day, Hudson addressed concerns about jurisdictional policies following a fatal incident: "Illegal, licensed in California, kills three people in Florida. We're at the point where the policies of certain jurisdictions present a clear and present threat to the broader community. Past that point, you should lose the right to 'local control.' Trump is right." This statement reflects ongoing national debates over state-level licensing standards and their effects across state lines.

In another tweet posted on August 18, 2025, Hudson expressed skepticism regarding recent political actions: "Turns out it was much ado about nothing. They're pounding their chests like they accomplished something. But it was all theater."

Hudson has previously been vocal about public safety and government accountability as part of his legislative platform. His recent comments highlight persistent discussions around personal responsibility during emergencies and differing approaches to law enforcement and regulation among U.S. states.