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Walter Hudson, a Minnesota state representative and Republican, shared several opinions on his Twitter account between September 27 and 28, 2025. His posts addressed issues related to political discourse, government funding, and ideological divides.

On September 27, Hudson criticized individuals who commented on a person's mourning process following the death of someone named Kirk. He stated: "Note that all the same people who immediately danced in Kirk's grave before Erika had a chance to place him in it are now eager to critique how she mourns him and honors his legacy. Utterly vile people."

Later that day, Hudson questioned accusations regarding Republicans' role in potential government shutdowns: " How can Republicans shut down the government when they all just voted to fund the government?" The statement reflects ongoing debates about federal budget negotiations and party responsibility for possible shutdowns.

On September 28, Hudson commented on perceived misunderstandings between political ideologies. He wrote: "I see stuff like this and realize the Left truly has no intellectual grasp upon what conservatives think. And that's a one-way street. I could roleplay a woke activist and you wouldn't be able to tell the diffence, because I know what they think and why. This is significant," suggesting an asymmetry in understanding between left-leaning and conservative individuals.

Hudson's remarks are part of broader discussions regarding partisan perspectives in U.S. politics. As a Minnesota state legislator representing District 30A since 2023, Hudson frequently comments on current events through social media platforms.