North Hennepin News

Kristin Robbins, a Minnesota state legislator, recently shared several posts on her Twitter account addressing concerns about online gaming, expressing condolences for a loss, and commending federal partners for their efforts against fraud.

On July 21, 2025, Robbins commented on the impact of online games on children. She wrote: "Incredibly disturbing story from @JonHaidt. Parents - please understand these games, engage with your kids, set limits or - better yet - don’t allow them to play. These companies are making millions from harming our kids & we all need to try to stop it. @MarshaBlackburn https://t.co/3LqyoaznH5". In this post, she urged parents to monitor their children's gaming activities and highlighted concerns over companies profiting at the expense of young users.

Later that day, Robbins responded to news of a death by posting: "I am so sad to see this news! I will keep his family & colleagues in my prayers. May he rest in peace. https://t.co/qXwHC1dENc" (July 21, 2025).

On July 23, 2025, Robbins expressed appreciation for law enforcement agencies working against fraud: "So grateful for our federal partners at the @FBIMinneapolis and @DMNnews for their continued work to stop the fraud & bring criminals to justice! https://t.co/vZYwTDW1kb". The FBI’s Minneapolis office has been involved in multiple investigations targeting financial crimes and fraud schemes across Minnesota.

Robbins serves as a member of the Minnesota House of Representatives and frequently addresses issues related to child safety and public integrity through her legislative work.