Closing Argument with Walter Hudson

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.

Merry Christmas.

But, why?

Why should we be merry? Why does Christmas matter? Is it just a time for get-togethers and gift exchange, or is there more to it?

Here's what Bible-believing Christians believe, and why we believe it. Enjoy!

State Representative Walter Hudson joins Jon Justice to discuss the censure of pro-parent school board members by ISD728 in Elk River. The proceedings highlighted a nexus of policy, procedure, and protocol which conspires to evade public scrutiny and suppress public discourse. Board members John Anderson and Mindy Freiberg were censured for such things as asking questions, talking to staff, and holding town halls.

Also discussed, Democrats turning a near $20 billion surplus into a projected deficit in a single biennium. Plus, why we shouldn't expect them to slow down one bit leading toward the 2024 election.

The Elk River School District (ISD 728 in Minnesota) censured two of its newly elected board members for such crimes as asking questions, talking to staff, and holding town halls.

Yes, each of those things is apparently prohibited by "policy." The district paid a law firm with taxpayer dollars to investigate these "violations."

State Representative Walter Hudson breaks down the entire proceeding in this massive episode.

Coming out of a dense and contentious state central committee meeting of the Republican Party of Minnesota, State Representative Walter Hudson takes a deep dive into how things shook out, offering opinions on the many matters of dispute, and calling for a renewed commitment to the party's mission going forward. Let's truly build the MNGOP.

On this special episode of the Family Beacon Podcast, guest Representative Walter Hudson joins Moses! Rep. Hudson shares what inspired him to run for elected office, his experience in local politics, and his main priority of fighting for liberty in Minnesota's laws. Moses and Rep. Hudson discuss the danger of apathy in Christian churches with regard to the public square, how freedom of speech and protecting kids are not incompatible, and what it really means to pick up your cross & follow Christ. All this and more on the Family Beacon podcast this week! Get the facts, stand for truth.

Representative Walter Hudson joins Al Travis to talk about the complete lack of accountability in Minnesota state government in every branch. Judicial elections are broken and meaningless. State agencies never answer for negligence. And the Democrat Trifecta enters 2024 with zero humility.