Donald Trump visited a McDonald's in Pennsylvania to amplify his unproven claim that Kamala Harris never worked at the fast-food chain during college, a story she has often shared on the campaign trail to connect with working-class voters.
Former President Donald Trump served up some fries and political shade against his rival during a behind-the-counter stint at McDonald's Sunday, that drew a monster crowd to the Feasterville, Pa. fast food restaurant.
Former President Donald Trump worked at a Pennsylvania McDonald's on Sunday, calling out Vice President Kamala Harris for her claims that she used to work at the fast-food restaurant.
Former president Donald Trump visited a McDonald's in Feasterville-Trevose, Bucks County on Sunday. The Republican presidential nominee worked the fry station and focused on promoting his ongoing claim that Vice President Kamala Harris did not work at the fast-food chain, as she has said during her …
Former President Donald Trump stopped by a McDonald's in Pennsylvania on Sunday to get a lesson on how the chain cooks up their french fries and to take some shots at Vice President Kamala Harris' resume.
Donald Trump is pulling one of the most iconic American companies – McDonald’s – into the political arena in the final days of his third White House bid.
The visit came as he's tried to counter Democratic nominee Kamala Harris's accounts on the campaign of working at the fast-food chain while in college.
Former President Trump on Sunday stepped behind the counter at a McDonald’s in Pennsylvania, working the drive-thru for a short time after he spent weeks mocking Vice President Harris’s past experience at the fast food chain.
McDonald’s has been thrust into in the 2024 election, gaining particular attention over the weekend when former President Donald Trump served fries at a Feasterville-Trevose, Pennsylvania, location. But McDonald’s had nothing to do with Trump’s visit.
Former President Donald Trump worked the drive-thru at a McDonald's in Bucks County on Sunday. However, McDonald's Corp. said they will not be endorsing a candidate.
AP Business Writer McDonald’s Corp. agreed to host former President Donald Trump at a Pennsylvania store over the weekend but said it isn’t endorsing a candidate in the U.S. presidential race. Trump staffed the fry station at a McDonald’s in suburban Philadelphia on Sunday before answering questions…
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