In 2017, he sent robocalls to display a false source phone number in telephone caller ID systems, causing it to appear that the calls were coming from the cell phone of the leader of Americans for Prosperity (AFP). AFP had sent out attack mail that falsely criticized Winder's stance on an issue that never came before a vote on the House floor. This practice, known as "spoofing", is illegal.
In 2017, he sent robocalls to make it seem like they were from the cell phone of the leader of Americans for Prosperity (AFP). AFP had distributed misleading mail criticizing Winder's stance on an issue that was never debated on the House floor. This practice, known as "spoofing", is illegal.