If 2020 has taught us anything, it's that doom lurks everywhere! Feel like you're the last sane person on Earth? Well, you're not alone. 'Doom Scroll with Walter Hudson' responds to the chaos of the moment as served up on social media. Politics, religion, pop culture - if you can get cancelled for saying it, we're on top of it, bringing a hardcore old-school American perspective.
If the MNGOP going to win in 2026, we should reject grifters who pad their pockets by opposing our mission.A Republican "[implements] such principles [by organizing] at all levels to elect Republicans to public office.""Grassroots" groups doing otherwise are the real RINOs.
Minnesota Republican State Representatives Elliot Engen and Walter Hudson reflect upon the legacy of MLK as the federal holiday coincides with the inauguration of President Donald Trump.What lessons can we learn from MLK as Republicans today? And what hazards should we avoid?
State Representative Walter Hudson joins Al Travis to discuss the new House Republican majority in Minnesota after the 67-67 tie is broken by a court order prohibiting a Democrat member from being sat because he did not live in his district as required by law. What will the impact be on the upcoming legislative session? And how will Republicans navigate a scenario where any one member may potentially hold the process hostage?
State Representative Walter Hudson joins Jon Justice on Twin Cities News Talk AM 1130 along with fellow guest and RNC committeeman AK Kamara to discuss several topics including Minnesota's "resistance" to President Trump's deportations, the dehumanizing "pro-choice" argument, and the bizarre historic situation in the Minnesota House where both parties hold a tie under the shadow of election irregularities, a pending felony trial for a sitting Democrat senator, and a credible accusation of a fraudulent affidavit for candidacy from a newly "elected" House member.
State Representative Walter Hudson joins Jon Justice on Twin Cities News Talk AM 1130 to give Election Day predictions and discuss how uncommon coalitions have formed in support of Donald Trump.Also, Congressman Tom Emmer joins to offer advice for the presumptive new Minnesota House Republican majority.
State Representative Walter Hudson joins the "Mayor of Garage Logic" - Joe Soucheray - to discuss the revelations regarding Governor Tim Walz character since he became the Democrat nominee for vice president.Also discussed is Minnesota spending on social problems that end up in left-wing non-profits, many of which have been caught engaged in fraud.They also look at the future of politics in Minnesota and how Republicans can reverse the disastrous course of recent policy.
State representative Walter Hudson joins Jon Justice on Twin Cities News Talk AM 1130 to discuss several topics.Children ranging from 9 to 14-years-old have been arrested for serious crimes in Minneapolis. What is contributing to this breakdown in social order? How have Democrats made the problem worse? And what needs to be done to fix it?Next, they discuss a constitutional amendment ballot question which reads as if its intended to provide clean air and clear water. But what would be the real effect?Finally, they discuss Governor Tim Walz recent comments regarding the Electoral College and what the impact of a national popular vote would be on political representation.
State Representative Walter Hudson joins The Jack Tomczak Show to discuss his new role as Strategic Outreach and Engagement Director of the Republican Party of Minnesota.How do we heal the "grassroots vs. establishment" divide, reinvigorate donor trust, and ultimately flip Minnesota red?
Remember months and years of moral posturing about "insurrection?"Well, Tim Walz appointed a seditionist to reform Minnesota's education system, and nobody in the mainstream media is talking about it.My sons and their friends shouldn't be taught to hate one another due to the color of their skin.Yet that's precisely what will happen under the enacted "ethnic studies" being implemented by a seditious critical race theorist appointed by Tim Walz.Listen to his own words.Support: https://rb.gy/ghwh6n
After a devastating debate for Joe Biden on CNN, state representative Walter Hudson joins Al Travis to theorize how it happened and what it means. Grand conspiracy or sheer incompetence?Also, why are the Feeding Our Future fraudsters, now including a clumsy effort to bribe a juror, so brazen and shameless. Here's what no one else will dare say: it's cultural.
Why don't we see more bipartisanship in Minnesota? It's not just the respective partisan politics of each party or caucus. It's the institutional choices by legislative leadership and the governor. The stage is set from the top down. State Representative Walter Hudson reacts to a recent TPT Almanac discussion with Shannon Watson of Majority in the Middle.---
For decades, the black community has been sold on the value of "equity," a false promise which hasn't delivered. Meanwhile, those with means, including many of the Democrat patrons peddling "equity," utilize their resources to send their kids to private schools or move to areas with superior public offerings.When will the black community have the same options? Maybe it's time to change how you vote.
The public education establishment in Minnesota is openly hostile toward the public it was created to serve. The latest example comes from an email sent to school administrators inviting them to a summer training session equipping them with "strategies for pushing equity efforts forward despite the resistance."It's entirely inappropriate for public educators to regard the People they serve as a "resistance" to be "pushed" past. And it's time to shift the current imbalance of state law back toward empowering the public to govern truly independent school districts.Â
"Why do you need that many bullets?" Gun control advocates on the Left frequently ask that question as if it presents some self-evident argument against high-capacity magazines. But a recent incident shared on X shows exactly why a law-abiding gun owner might need the ability to deploy many rounds in their own self-defense.
State Representative Walter Hudson joins Al Travis to discuss lessons learned from attending several memorials for fallen law enforcement officers and first responders over his first term in office. They then unpack new revelations from the Office of Legislative Auditor about the lack of agency oversight and legislative malfeasance which has led to hundreds of millions of dollars in fraud in Minnesota.
A new report for the Minnesota Office of Legislative Auditor details negligent management by the Minnesota Department of Education enabled by incompetently authored Democrat policies resulting in hundreds of millions of dollars in fraud connected to the "Feeding Our Future" scandal.State Representative Walter Hudson breaks it down, and makes a connection with a recent commentary in Alpha News revealing that Democrat lawmakers are silently acknowledging behind-the-scenes that vaccine injury is real. They won't speak publicly, however, because they haven't figured out how to "message" it. Hudson has advice. Â
Speaking to attendees of a fundraiser for Cass County Republicans, State Representative Walter Hudson lays out the path to victory in the 2024 election for the Republican Party of Minnesota.
Astounding jury instructions from the Democrat-connected judge in the Stormy Daniels trial. A charge which relies upon an underlying crime doesn't have require them to agree on the nature of that crime!!Plus, why did a highly successful pro golfer kill himself. And what is the relationship between energy production and wealth?
Live reaction to this article in the Minneapolis Star Tribune bemoaning the failure of the so-called "Equal Rights Amendment" in Minnesota.Were equal rights really on the table? Is this the continuation of century-long struggle? Or were there novel and radical ideas smuggled into "ERA" branding that would have created two tiers of citizen within the state?State Representative Walter Hudson takes a deep dive into the ERA.
State Senator Eric Lucero and State Representative Walter Hudson join Jon Justice to breakdown the chaotic end to the legislative session, which saw the Democrat majority flagrantly disregard legislative rules to shove through a massive tax omnibus bill which wasn't distributed or available to view before the midnight vote was taken. How did we get here? Whose fault is it? And what recourse do Minnesotans have to ensure process is followed in the future?
State representative Walter Hudson joins Jon Justice on Twin Cities News Talk for a deep dive into the ERAsure Amendment, which would eliminate women as an objective legal category and permanently strip civil rights from human beings up until the moment of birth.
State representative Walter Hudson updates Al Travis on the status of gun control in the Minnesota legislature and breaks down the utter clown show which was the Minnesota Senate ethics committee hearing regarding Senator Nicole Mitchell's alleged first-degree burglary of her own mother.
Tensions rise on The Omnibus Podcast as former state representative Jeremy Munson and current state representative Walter Hudson butt heads regarding the internal politics of the Republican Party of Minnesota. Who are the grassroots? What does it mean to be "establishment" or "corrupt."Plus, update on the status of gun control legislation in the Minnesota legislature.
State representative Walter Hudson joins Jon Justice on Twin Cities News Talk AM 1130 to provide an update on the status of Uber/Lyft in Minneapolis and St. Paul. Also discussed: the ERAsure Amendment, which would permanently strip civil rights from the unborn and eliminate women as a category. Also, a preview of the Minnesota Senate ethics committee hearing of Senator Nicole Mitchell, who was arrested and charged with first-degree burglary.
State representative Walter Hudson joins Jon Justice on Twin Cities News Talk AM 1130 to breakdown the rapidly developing case of state senator Nicole Mitchell, who has be credibly asked for burglarizing her own mother in Minnesota.Plus, Democrats vote to buy and sell kids for profit. No, seriously.
State representative Walter Hudson chats with Al Travis about the continually developing case of state senator Nicole Mitchell who was arrested for first-degree burglary.
It's unthinkable, but true. A Democrat state senator was arrested over the weekend for first degree burglary. State representative Walter Hudson reacts to the emerging details with Jon Justice on Twin Cities News Talk AM 1130.---
Speaking with Al Travis, state representative Walter Hudson unpacks a cleverly hidden agenda to separate runaway children from their parents under the auspices of "gender-affirming care" in Minnesota.---
Steve Deace welcomes Minnesota state representative Walter Hudson to share what it's like to speak truth amidst darkness, serving as a first-term legislator in a state with the worst abortion law in the world among other abhorrent policies. Can the state be saved?---
Minnesota state representative Elliot Engen became a father on April 2. His son was born at 28-weeks and rushed to the hospital. State representative Walter Hudson sits down with him to hear the miraculous story of life's struggle for a heroic premature child. Together they reflect upon the obvious pro-life lessons to be gleaned.---
Minnesota Democrats have endorsed a candidate to run against Rep. Mary Franson in Alexandria who has a colorful criminal record. He's a machete-wielding trash-diving stalker creep, and has been for years. His background is not surprise to the Democrats. But they endorsed him anyway. Now they're trying to sweep it under the rug, but we're not having it. State representative Walter Hudson joins Jon Justice on Twin Cities News Talk AM 1130.
State representative Walter Hudson joins Jon Justice on Twin Cities News Talk AM 1130 to discuss the state of the Minnesota legislature, reflecting upon the under-reported fact from last year that Democrats made pedophilia a protected class under the states Human Rights Act.---
In this video, we explore why we can't all just get along. The erosion of the classical liberal order has created division and conflict. Find out more here.---
Religion is to be "dismantled" according to Minnesota's Queer CaucusPastor Steve Royalty of Bridgeview Church in Big Lake graciously invited me to speak to his congregation on Sunday about the pressing threats to religious liberty that believers in Minnesota are facing.00:00:00 - Intro00:03:10 - How They Quietly Ended Religious Liberty in Minnesota00:14:09 - What's Informing This Attack on Religious Liberty?00:19:30 - God's Plan for Gender/Sex/Marriage00:23:42 - How Does This Open Antagonism Threaten the Church?00:28:24 - The Need to Speak Up in Everyday Moments00:33:29 - The Fatal Blasphemy Killing the Church00:36:10 - Q&A: What Can We Do?00:41:46 - Q&A: Would This Affect Homeschool Co-ops? (i.e. Is There Some Place to Hide?)00:43:05 - Q&A: Won't This Be Overturned in the Courts?00:44:04 - Q&A: How Do We Learn Who Voted Which Way on This? How Do We Change Their Minds?00:46:22 - Q&A: How Do We Convince Non-Believers That This Matters?00:49:28 - Q&A: Have Other States Done This?00:50:58 - Will We Care Enough to Act?---
First in the House, and now in the Senate, Minnesota Democrats have refused to uphold our first American liberty - religious freedom.The whole point of the New World was escape from religious persecution. Now, Democrats in both chambers have betrayed that promise.As a reminder, last year, they added "gender identity" as a distinct protected class in the Human Rights Act without also adding it to the religious exemption. That had the effect of nullifying your First Amendment rights to religious expression and freedom of association. Churches can now be sued for refusing to hire a trans youth pastor, for instance.Religious groups and Republicans gave Democrats the maximum benefit of doubt, assuming the outcome had to be an oversight. We learned in a House Judiciary committee hearing recently that it was "not an oversight."That was a direct quote from Chair Becker-Finn. It was her intention, by her own admission, to violate her oath of office and conspire against the rights of Minnesotans. A growing list of Democrats in both chambers have affirmed the effect of that conspiracy, including every Democrat member of the House and Senate Judiciary committees, who have each taken an affirmative vote to deny Minnesotans their basic human rights. Soon, every single Democrat in both chambers will be presented with the binary choice to either uphold their oath or break it.Here's the call to action.Sign up to the Catholic Conference email list:https://mncatholic.orgSign up to the Minnesota Family Council email list:https://mfc.orgWatch your email and be ready to take political action when needed. Be ready to respond nimbly and in numbers. Organize your church, synagogue, mosque, and community.A particular word for my brothers and sisters in Christ: Now is the time to pause gospel navel-gazing. We don't need another sermon about how deeply God loves us, how assured we can be of salvation, or how important it is to pray for our enemies.Pray for victory! Then *act* like your God is worth serving. Have no doubt, this is your test. These people have told you to your face that you can not worship your God. To your face! They will not relent. Will you? Will you be Daniel with his windows open on the top floor facing Jerusalem, praying faithfully in defiance of King Darius. Or will you hide behind a false interpretation of "turn the other cheek" and let your children be taken into Babylonian captivity? You probably never imagined you'd be faced with such a choice. But brother, sister, it's here.---
Get the inside scoop on the chaotic state of Democratic politics in Minnesota. From controversial policies to heated debates, this video covers the latest developments in Minnesota's political scene. Don't miss out on this eye-opening update on the current state of Democrats in Minnesota.---
In this eye-opening video, we delve into the reasons behind why our society has never been more divided. State representative Walter Hudson sits with Al Travis to unveil how modern American elections have been manipulated to reward division and disenfranchise the normal.---
Recent events in Minnesota make it clear that Democrats will only honor a cop after he dies. The juxtaposition between the carefully crafted script-reading in the wake of recent public safety deaths versus how state trooper Ryan Londregan has been railroaded by Democrat prosecutor Mary Moriarty make it crystal clear that law enforcement will never get a fair shake from Minnesota Democrats.State Representative Walter Hudson joins Jon Justice to discuss on Twin Cities News Talk AM 1130.---
Despite being a predominantly blue state, conservative values have still managed to triumph in Minnesota. In this video, we'll explore how Republican candidates have found success in this traditionally liberal state, despite the dominance of the Democratic party. From campaign strategies to messaging, we'll take a closer look at what has led to conservative victories in Minnesota.---
It's time to get of the couch and fight in Minnesota after Democrats launched total war on the First Amendment. State Representative Walter Hudson joins Jon Justice on Twin Cities News Talk AM 1130 with this week's legislative update.School resource officers may return to schools if the Senate can get on board with the bill just passed in the Minnesota House. Walter breaks down how things started and how they're going, detailing what stands as the greatest victory Republicans have secured despite being in the minority under a Democrat trifecta.---
State representative Walter Hudson joins Jon Justice to discuss the recent failure of the Osseo school board to protect kids from smut in their library, and how it is indicative of a systemic failure in our public education system.
Should the state pay for everyone's childcare?MN Democrats think so. They're leaning hard into a proposal to cap childcare costs at 7% of household income.But can the state actually keep such a promise?Here's breakdown and analysis of this week's committee hearing.
State representative Walter Hudson joins Al Travis to discuss why Democrats will never just leave you alone to live as you please, why Democrats think they can get away with anything, and to share Hudson's message for black Minnesotans.
State representative Walter Hudson joins Jon Justice to discuss just how wild the 2024 legislative session is shaping up despite indications from caucus leadership that they would prefer to get in, get bonding, and get out.Also, the long-term political stakes and dynamic in Minnesota. Hudson describes the DFL Endgame for locking in a permanent trifecta and making conservativism unconstitutional in Minnesota.
After a furious first week of the 2024 legislative session, state representative Walter Hudson joins Al Travis to bring listeners up to speed the school resource officers issue. After cutting Republicans out of the interim discussions with stakeholders and developing a "fix" without minority input, Democrats tipped their hand early this week with a bill that actually manages to make the problem worse.
State representative Walter Hudson joins Jon Justice to discuss the action-packed first week of the 2024 legislative session. Democrats have tipped their hand and shown their intentions regarding school resource officers. It's very clear now that they intend to maintain two different standards for use of force - one reasonable, one unreasonable.
State representative Walter Hudson joins Al Travis to discuss the firebombing of three prominent conservative organizations in Minnesota. Also, why do the obvious "double standards" employed by the Left never shame them? And why doesn't pointing their hypocrisy out ever make a difference?
State Representative Walter Hudson joins Al Travis, responding to this week's legislative committee hearing on a bill to legalize killing people. Why is "assisted suicide" a priority when so many other issues - like school resource officers - plague Minnesotans, and while even the Democrats own patrons - like Education Minnesota - remain deeply disappointed?Also, are people waking up to the vast disparities in school funding between high-revenue and low-revenue school districts? Why are schools getting stuff they never asked for, like "free" lunch, while their basic needs go unmet?
State Representative Walter Hudson joins The Al Travis Show to reveal why Minnesota Democrats' approach to marijuana legalization leaves everyone on both sides of the issues disappointed.Also, educators say their most urgent concern is a lack of teachers in the classroom. Yet, Education Minnesota refuses to back a plan to source teachers from the community, people who have decades of experience successfully navigating reality. Why? What are their arguments? Walter tackles it.
Governor Tim Walz and Minnesota Democrats recently revealed their plan to copy and paste their 2022 electoral strategy, running on abortion... again... even though they've already legalized the killing of fully developed viable children up to the moment of birth.They're new scheme is to amend the state constitution to permanently strip the unborn of civil rights. Walz predicted that Republicans will campaign as they did in 2022, tip-toeing around the issue and fumbling when cornered.State Representative Walter Hudson joins Jon Justice on Twin Cities News Talk AM 1130 to respond.
State Representative Walter Hudson joins Jack Tomczak and "NASCAR Kelly" to break down the persecution of pro-parent school board members in a deep red district.Elk River votes 65/35 for Republicans like Donald Trump. Yet its school district staff ask kindergarteners for "preferred pronouns." That's why John Anderson and Mindy Frieberg were elected to the board in 2022, to bring a pro-parent perspective and align policy with community values. Rather than respect the will of the people expressed through the electoral process, the majority on the board, led by the chair, and eagerly shepherded by staff, proceeded to leverage "policy, protocol, and procedure" to build a case against the new board members, accusing them of being "unprepared for meetings" because they ask questions, and censuring them for such sins as holding town halls and seeking detailed curriculum information.Hudson lays out the situation and suggests a course for action to rectify the illiberal democracy apparent in ISD 728.