Donald Trump stops by Bucks County McDonald's

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

65% : Trump said that he learned that it takes "great expertise" to prepare orders correctly and quickly.
37% : After his "shift" was over Trump leaned out of the window, still wearing the apron, to take questions from the media staged outside.
37% : Worthington is a Trump supporter who hosted a campaign stop for Trump in April and another for vice presidential nominee JD Vance in September.
35% : A young worker "supervised" Trump, wearing a dark blue apron, as he scooped fries into containers and applied salt.
32% : "I'm very superstitious," Trump said before handing over several orders through the drive-through window to customers that were "pre-selected and pre-screened," according to the Bucks County Courier Times.
30% : She said what a tough job it was, only to find out, much to everyone's chagrin, that she never worked there," Trump wrote on his Truth account.
29% : "Trump did not directly answer a question of whether he might support increased minimum wages after seeing McDonald's employees in action but said, "These people work hard.
27% : Trump has not offered any proof to back his claim.

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