Former U.S. Ambassador to Iceland Jeff Gunter, a Republican running for Senate in Nevada, is launching a multi-million dollar ad campaign to become his party's nominee.
EXCLUSIVE: A former Trump official is making waves in one of this year's crucial battleground Senate races, one that could determine whether Republicans win control of the Senate from Democrats. On Tuesday, Republican Nevada Senate candidate Jeff Gunter, the former U.S. ambassador to Iceland, announced his campaign would be ramping up ahead of the state's June 11 primary by launching a multi-million dollar ad campaign that will run in all major television markets from Las Vegas to Reno.
In an interview with Fox News Digital ahead of the buy announcement, Gunter touted his belief in 'America First policies,' his support for former President Donald Trump, and that he was the only candidate capable of defeating incumbent Democrat Sen. Jacky Rosen in the November general election. 'It's quite simple.
One of the great advocates that I have for me winning the U.S. Senate is Joe Biden. He's an absolute complete 100% disaster,' he said before adding that Republicans also needed to 'aggressively pursue' ballot harvesting and 'beat Democrats at their own game.' 'When people look to Jacky Rosen — rubber stamp Rosen, 93% voting supporting Joe Biden … That's not good for Nevada. It's not good for America.
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