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.
Former President Donald Trump's appearance at a McDonald's caused some backlash on social media and led to some calls to ...
McDonald's raised wages for its employees at corporate-owned restaurants over the past three years. It pledged that ...
An interview with HuffPost reporter Jonathan Cohn about Trump's photo op at a McDonald's fryer and what it reveals about the ...
"The Tonight Show" also put together a mock recording of the former president's interactions with customers at the fast-food ...
Former President Donald Trump's visit to a Pennsylvania McDonald's is reminding voters how authentic he is, and how fake Vice ...
McDonald’s Corp. agreed to host Donald Trump at a Pennsylvania store over the weekend but said it isn’t endorsing a candidate ...
Trump’s campaign offers the MAGA crowd a ‘McGift’: a $100 T-shirt featuring a photo of the Republican president candidate ...
Trump is seeking to make the election a referendum on the Biden-Harris administration’s record, while Harris hopes to ...
Tim Walz reacted on Monday to Donald Trump’s viral day at McDonald’s, calling the campaign stop disrespectful pandering.
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