McDonald’s says it doesn’t endorse political candidates after Trump visit
McDonald’s is seeking to emphasize its political neutrality after former President Trump spent some time behind the counter at a Pennsylvania location of the fast-food giant, which says it does not endorse political candidates.
Newsweek asked Americans who worked at McDonald's about their experiences—and which presidential nominee is coming out on top ...
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Snopes has addressed other satirical claims from the SpaceXMania network in the past, including the assertions that Elon Musk ...
I like cleanliness, I like clean," Trump said of his love of fast food in 2016. "One bad hamburger, you can destroy ...
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This week, Donald Trump set the political world afire with an appearance at a McDonald's in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. There ...
Yelp disabled commenting and reviews for the McDonald's in Feasterville, Pennsylvania that former President Donald Trump ...
McDonald’s Corp. agreed to host Donald Trump at a Pennsylvania store over the weekend but said it isn’t endorsing a candidate ...
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Viral social media posts alleged that Trump's Oct. 20, 2024, stint serving up French fries at McDonald's was "fake" and ...
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Donald Trump started the weekend bizarrely telling a rally crowd that late golf great Arnold Palmer had a large penis. Things ...
To be clear, former president Donald Trump was not serving McDonald’s “customers,” as portrayed in the photo and ...
On Oct. 20, 2024, Trump made headlines when he donned an apron and took over the French fry station of a Pennsylvania ...
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Donald Trump manned the fry station at a McDonald's in Pennsylvania before staging an impromptu news conference, answering ...
Vice President Kamala Harris said for the first time Tuesday that she backs hiking the federal minimum wage to at least $15 ...
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