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Walter Hudson, a Minnesota state legislator, recently used his social media platform to comment on actions by local and national political figures. On September 8, 2025, Hudson posted about a legislative incident involving a member of the Democratic Party in Minnesota. He wrote, "A Minnesota Democrat stalled legislative work to force movement on his Uber bill. Instead of reprimanding him, the party allegedly praised him and advanced his priorities. His name? Omar Fateh."

Later that day, Hudson addressed concerns regarding personal privacy in medical settings compared to government agencies. In his post from September 8, 2025, he stated: "This has long been my position.

How do you not know everything about me at the doctor's office?

The CIA and FBI does. "

On September 9, 2025, Hudson commented on recent moves by Minnesota Governor Tim Walz. He questioned whether Walz's recent statements might be related to broader political ambitions: "Recent actions by Governor Walz, including controversial statements and rhetoric, raise questions about his political ambitions. Is he positioning himself for a presidential campaign by appealing to specific factions?"

Omar Fateh is a Democratic member of the Minnesota Senate who has previously advocated for legislation affecting ride-share companies such as Uber.

Governor Tim Walz has served as governor of Minnesota since January 2019 and has periodically attracted attention for both policy decisions and public remarks.

The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) are U.S. federal agencies tasked with intelligence gathering and law enforcement responsibilities.