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Walter Hudson, a Minnesota state representative, shared his views on economic and political issues in a series of posts on September 8, 2025. The tweets addressed topics including fiscal responsibility, capitalism, and the alignment between party policies and public opinion.

In his first post at 14:45 UTC, Hudson stated: "It's considered 'far-right' to advocate for basic principles like fiscal responsibility and law enforcement. The real extremism lies in openly socialist agendas."

Later that day at 15:16 UTC, he expanded on his perspective regarding capitalism: "Capitalism isn't just an economic model; it's a moral framework rooted in individual rights like life, liberty, and property. The debate isn't about mere economic opinions, but about upholding or encroaching upon these fundamental rights."

At 15:23 UTC, Hudson commented on the relationship between Democratic Party policies and public sentiment: "There's a significant gap exists between the policies enacted by the Democratic Party and the actual desires of the American people, driven by a radical left-wing activist infrastructure."

Hudson serves as a member of the Minnesota House of Representatives. His comments reflect ongoing debates in U.S. politics over ideological labels such as "far-right," as well as discussions about how closely party platforms align with voter preferences.