Trump Works Fryer At McDonald's, Slams Kamala For Fake Resume Claim

Former President Donald Trump made waves on Sunday when he stepped into a McDonald's in Pennsylvania, donning an apron and working the fryer. It wasn't just a typical campaign stop; Trump seized the opportunity to take aim at Vice President Kamala Harris, further solidifying his lead as Election Day draws near.

In true Trump fashion, he quipped, “I’ve now worked 15 minutes more than Kamala,” as he handed food to customers through the drive-thru window. This remark comes after Harris claimed she had worked at McDonald’s during college, a statement that has come under scrutiny as it has never appeared in her resume or memoirs. Trump was quick to pounce on the discrepancy, and his comment struck a chord with the crowd outside, who were eager for a glimpse of the former president in action.

• Trump roasted Kamala Harris for her McDonald’s job claim, calling it just another lie from the Biden administration.

• His visit to the fast food joint wasn’t just for show he tied it back to his own pro-worker policies, highlighting his "No Tax On Tips" initiative, which he says Harris copied.

• Trump warned that Harris and President Joe Biden are pushing policies that could "destroy values and jobs" by dismantling franchise businesses, which he believes are crucial for the American economy.

It’s no surprise that Trump, who has always had a soft spot for fast food, praised McDonald's as an "amazing business." His stop in Feasterville, Bucks County, drew a large crowd of enthusiastic supporters, and polls show why he’s leading Harris in key battleground states like Pennsylvania. With the election just weeks away, Trump’s momentum is unmistakable, and betting markets have shifted in his favor.

In a post on Truth Social earlier in the day, Trump criticized Harris and Biden, accusing them of undermining American jobs while taking credit for his ideas. “No Tax On Tips,” a policy Trump champions, aims to protect the income of service workers, a proposal that stands in sharp contrast to the Democrats' approach, which he claims will hurt small business owners and employees alike.

After his McDonald’s visit, Trump continued his busy schedule with a rally in Latrobe and a town hall in Lancaster County, before heading to a Steelers game in the evening. His message to Pennsylvania voters was clear: the Democrats have failed, and it’s time to make America great once again.

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