There's Something Odd About the Harris Campaign's Response to Trump's McDonald's Visit

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

75% : When a customer asked Trump if he appreciated McDonald's more from the experience, Trump said he did.
72% : The campaign should have seen it coming -- after all, Trump had been hinting for weeks about working a shift at McDonald's, and it truly became one of the most brilliant political maneuvers of this election cycle.
71% : "Well, I do appreciate it; maybe a little bit more, yeah," Trump said.
58% : Trump worked the fryer and drive-thru at a McDonald's in Bucks County, a key swing area in Pennsylvania, and drew massive crowds for it.
55% : The event appeared to genuinely humble Trump.
38% : If you were advising Harris, the obvious move would have been to tell her, "Give us some proof that you actually worked at McDonald's, and we can easily upstage Trump or at least take the wind out of his stunt."
34% : It would have been much more effective if Kamala herself responded by saying, "Trump pretended to work at a McDonald's; I actually worked there, yada, yada, yada.
32% : "This was an undeniable victory for Trump, and it thoroughly blindsided the Harris-Walz campaign.

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