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Walter Hudson, a public figure known for his political commentary and legislative work in Minnesota, posted a series of statements on his social media account on September 11, 2025. The tweets addressed various topics, including criticism of opposing viewpoints, reflections on past political contests, and commentary on consequences for certain behaviors.

In one post at 03:25 UTC, Hudson wrote: "But we know what they believed. It's idiotic to suggest otherwise." This statement did not specify the subject but indicated strong disagreement with alternative interpretations regarding a group’s beliefs.

At 03:39 UTC the same day, Hudson commented on a former political rival: "My opponent for the last two cycles. She's reportedly said she's not running again. Sad. I appreciated easy." The tweet refers to an unnamed opponent from previous election cycles who has allegedly decided not to run again.

Later that morning at 03:46 UTC, Hudson posted another message concerning accountability and violence: "Until there are life-destroying consequences for such behavior, the assassinations will continue." While the context of "such behavior" is not clarified in the tweet itself, it suggests concern over ongoing violent acts and perceived insufficient deterrence.

Hudson has served as a member of the Minnesota House of Representatives and is recognized for his active engagement in policy debates and electoral politics.