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Walter Hudson, a public commentator and Minnesota state legislator, shared a series of posts on September 17, 2025, addressing issues related to media use, political leadership, and civic controversy.

In his first post at 19:42 UTC, Hudson commented on the use of publicly broadcast material in his own work. He wrote, "Learned today that theres apparently some lady upset that she appears in a video of mine. It's a clip from a media interview she did that was broadcast on TV. Sorry. You don't get to decide who cites your comments after you make them publicly."

Later that evening at 19:49 UTC, Hudson criticized the actions of an unnamed governor. He stated, "Yeah. The arrogance on display by the governor is astounding, even in the context of everything else he's said and done. Members of his own party are scratching their head wondering: what's the angle here? Well. Assume the worst most self-serving motive, and you'll understand."

At 19:56 UTC, Hudson reflected on his childhood experiences living near Dearborn and expressed concern about recent developments in the city. He posted, "For a few years in my childhood, I lived down the street from Dearborn. We thought it was bougie. It was like Woodbury or Maple Grove. Now it's this. Now a citizen is told to leave his own city - by his elected government - for opposing the glorification of terrorism."

Walter Hudson has previously been active in discussions surrounding free speech and government accountability as part of his role representing Minnesota's District 30A.