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Walter Hudson, a Minnesota state representative, posted a series of tweets on September 13, 2025, addressing political accountability and crime. In his statements, Hudson compared responses to criminal actions by individuals associated with different political ideologies.

In a tweet published at 13:39 UTC, Hudson wrote: "Republicans weren't accountable for Boelter. We didn't celebrate his crimes. His crimes contradicted his professed religion and politics. Our institutions aren't churning out Boelters. By contrast, Robbinson did exactly what many on the Left wanted. We have ample receipts."

Later that morning, at 13:48 UTC, he expanded on his views regarding criminal activity and political responsibility: "This is precisely what must be done. Long overdue. We've sat for decades and watched the Left organize crime, from election fraud to property destruction to assault and now murder. They used our own money to do it (USAID anyone?) It's time for prison, defunding, dismantling."

At 13:56 UTC on the same day, Hudson commented briefly in another post: "Now that's a church."

Walter Hudson serves as a Republican member of the Minnesota House of Representatives representing District 30A.