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Walter Hudson, a Minnesota state representative and Republican, shared his reflections on recent political and cultural issues in a series of posts on September 21, 2025. The tweets addressed topics ranging from local community events to ongoing debates about gender and sports.

In his first post from that evening, Hudson recounted his experience attending a vigil: "As I sat though tonight's Kirk vigil in Lakeville, one of several that took place tonight, I asked myself...

... If I were a Democrat in this moment, what would I be doing?

To some degree, I already know the answer, because I already did it back in June after the Hortman" (September 21, 2025).

Later that night, Hudson referenced comments by Nick Freitas regarding debates over gender classifications in sports. He wrote: "It's like @NickJFreitas says.

We're trying to debate.

They're trying to diagnose.

You say, I believe girls deserve a sports classification of their own, for the same reasons we have weight classes, to keep things competitive and safe.

They say, oh, so you're a transphobe." (September 21, 2025).

Shortly afterward, Hudson echoed sentiments expressed by another commentator: "Indeed. This was @realakkamara's observation as well.

Imagine how many people are coming to Christ right now.

What they meant for evil, He meant for good." (September 21, 2025).

Walter Hudson serves as a Republican member of the Minnesota House of Representatives. His social media activity frequently addresses current political discourse at both state and national levels. Debates over transgender participation in sports have been prominent across various U.S. legislatures during recent years as lawmakers consider policies concerning athletic competition categories based on gender identity or biological sex.