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Walter Hudson shares event tips, commentary on modern history, and opinions on legal figures

Walter Hudson, a Minnesota state representative and Republican commentator, posted a series of tweets on October 7, 2025, covering topics from technology tips to reflections on political history.

In his first tweet at 16:20 UTC, Hudson shared a digital productivity tip: "Neat little time saver:

Take a photo of an event invite.

Upload it to @ChatGPTapp.

Prompt it to create an .ics file.

Add to your calendar with a click."

A few minutes later, at 16:22 UTC, he promoted an upcoming event by stating, "This is shaping up to be a great event. Don't miss out. https://t.co/B43obvOPPb"

At 16:26 UTC, Hudson commented on perceptions of modern American history and referenced political figures from the Obama administration. He wrote, '"Modern American history" apparently started in 2016.

Those of us older than 9 remember Attorney General Eric Holder under Obama, who used that office relentlessly to suppress speech and target conservatives.

The difference is that Bondi is targeting actual crime. https://t.co/7ZxRHFzuiY'

Hudson’s mention of Eric Holder refers to his tenure as U.S. Attorney General under President Barack Obama from 2009 to 2015, during which Holder was both praised and criticized for his approach to civil rights and political controversies. The reference to Bondi likely alludes to Pam Bondi, former Florida Attorney General known for her prosecutorial efforts and political involvement in recent years.