Trump's Unsubstantiated Claim About Harris Working at McDonald's During College Visit News

Oct 20, 2024 View Original Article
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    80% Very Conservative

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    90% Very Conservative

  • Politician Portrayal

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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

31% : Republican strategist Barrett Marson suggested that Trump would be better off addressing these topics instead of delving into decades-old claims about a summer job.
23% : Trump took the opportunity to criticize Democrat Kamala Harris, specifically questioning her claim of working at the fast-food chain during her college years at Howard University.
19% : Despite Harris's statements about her time as a fry cook at McDonald's, Trump continued to push his unsubstantiated claim that she never worked there.
16% : Trump's campaign adviser, Jason Miller, emphasized the significance of the visit, highlighting the importance of connecting with hard-working Americans through experiences like working at McDonald's.Harris's campaign responded to Trump's claims, with spokesperson Ian Sams accusing Trump of resorting to lies when feeling desperate.
13% : This focus on Harris's past employment history is not new for Trump, who has a history of promoting baseless claims and conspiracy theories about his political opponents.
8% : From questioning President Barack Obama's citizenship to spreading false information about other politicians, Trump has consistently used personal attacks as a part of his political strategy.

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