So, when Vice President Kamala Harris, in an apparent bid to pad a resume heavy on the government payroll and political appointment side and light on the middle-class street cred, claimed she had "worked fries" while in college, and when various attempts to dig up any corroboration of that claim produced nothing, Trump sensed an opportunity.

Sunday, he made good on it and spent time at a Pennsylvania McDonald's learning how to cook and serve fries and bag them up to hand to drive-thru customers. The only people who seem not to be entertained by Trump's adventures in spud-making are the sourpuses on the left who've forgotten how to have a sense of humor and are incensed at the notion of a candidate staging a campaign photo op.

I say kudos to Donald McRonald on this one. Seems he found a way to turn those golden arches into a W. //

surfcat50
an hour ago edited
At first I thought this was just an amusing campaign event.

Seeing all the leftists in a huff insisting it was some terrible thing made me realize what an epic troll it really was on various levels. //

anon-n4c1
2 hours ago
One of Alinsky's rules for radicals asserts, more or less, that you're not winning if you and your people aren't having fun. This is a great example of how to win by having fun. //

Hank Reardon
an hour ago
Waaay back in 1991, shortly after taking office, Slick Willie attempted to show himself as a ‘man of the masses’ by putting on his jogging shorts for a three-block jog and stopping by McD’s for a coffee. His fawning media LOVED it!

Thirty-three years later, what was once “genuine mingling with the common man” is now just a “silly campaign stunt by the Orange Man!”

Hahahahaha.
Hahahahahahahahahaha!
The lefist media exposes itself once again.