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Walter Hudson, a Minnesota state representative, addressed several contentious topics in a series of posts on September 17, 2025. His comments ranged from the misuse of facts in public discourse to concerns about political activism among teachers and misinformation surrounding a recent death.

In his first post at 01:03 UTC, Hudson wrote, "Facts are racist. ... actually, of course, they're not. And anyone ignoring facts to appeal to your biased emotions should be dismissed as the charlatan they are."

Later that morning at 02:30 UTC, he commented on an incident involving a teacher and the aftermath of Charlie Kirk's death: "Teacher @D_Stieber struggles to keep his job after insensitive comments about Charlie Kirk's death. But that's not the interesting part. What's interesting is how his attempt to defend reveals how some teachers are abusing their access to our kids for political activism."

At 03:43 UTC, Hudson addressed rumors regarding Hortman's death and accusations against left-wing activists: "Indeed. The theory that Hortman was killed by the Left for voting to defund taxpayer-funded healthcare for illegal immigrants is a demonstrable and hideous lie. It's telling, however, the the best example @_RyanWinkler could come up with for someone peddling that lie is a"

Hudson serves as a member of the Minnesota House of Representatives and has been active in discussions concerning education policy and public debate standards. His remarks reflect ongoing debates over political expression in schools and misinformation online.