Jeff Gunter Criticized for Using Campaign Funds on Cowboy-Themed Attire
Senate hopeful Jeff Gunter faces backlash for spending donor money on western wear to enhance his Nevada image.
- Jeff Gunter, a Senate candidate in Nevada, spent nearly $800 on cowboy attire at Boot Barn for a campaign ad.
- Critics label Gunter a 'fake cowboy' and question his authenticity due to his California roots and political history.
- Gunter defends his purchases, claiming a long-standing connection to Nevada where he owns farms and has practiced medicine.
- The controversy emerges amid a heated GOP primary, with Gunter positioning himself as a staunch Trump supporter.
- Gunter's campaign plans a $3.3 million ad buy featuring the disputed attire, aiming to solidify his Nevada credentials.