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Walter Hudson, a Minnesota state representative, used his social media platform on September 26, 2025, to comment on current political discourse and legislative developments in Minnesota.

In a post published at 20:35 UTC, Hudson criticized The Atlantic for equating different types of "cancel culture," stating: "What a bunch of malarkey. @TheAtlantic should be embarrassed to publish a piece premised on the idea that canceling people for telling the truth and holding mainstream opinions is comparable to cancelling people for dancing on the grave of a victim before he's buried."

Later that evening, at 23:02 UTC, Hudson addressed the actions of Minnesota Governor Tim Walz regarding legislative procedure. He wrote: "Waiting for @kenmartin73's comments on Tim Walz announcing his intent to call a special session to pass specific legislation without first having a single conversation with Republicans." This comment refers to Governor Walz's announcement about convening a special session in the Minnesota legislature and highlights concerns about bipartisan communication.

At 23:36 UTC, Hudson commented on calls from Action 4 Liberty directed at House Republicans. He stated: "Why is Action 4 Liberty calling for House Republicans to do something that's literally impossible? Answer: Because, like Democrats, they prey upon the civic ignorance of their audience." In this statement, Hudson accuses both Action 4 Liberty and Democrats of exploiting what he describes as "civic ignorance."

Walter Hudson serves as a Republican member of the Minnesota House of Representatives. His public commentary often addresses state politics and legislative processes.