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Trump Plans To Visit Mcdonald's To Work The Fry Cooker

Former U.S. President Donald Trump attends the Trump Organization civil fraud trial, in New York

Former President Donald Trump made headlines on Saturday during a speech in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, where he mentioned his plans to visit a McDonald's in the state to 'work the french fry.' Trump's statement was in reference to Vice President Kamala Harris, whom he accused without evidence of lying about previously working at McDonald's.

During his speech, Trump shared his intention to visit a McDonald's in Pennsylvania to operate the fry cooker. This announcement comes amidst Trump's ongoing criticism of mail-in voting and his push for 'one-day voting,' paper ballots, and voter ID and proof-of-citizenship requirements.

He accused VP Harris of lying about working at McDonald's without evidence.
Trump plans to visit a McDonald's in Pennsylvania to 'work the french fry.'
Trump criticized mail-in voting and advocated for 'one-day voting' and voter ID requirements.

Trump also took the opportunity to speak about legendary golfer Arnold Palmer, who hailed from Latrobe. In a meandering story that lasted over 10 minutes, Trump praised Palmer's strength and toughness, making a controversial comment about Palmer's showers with other golf pros.

Despite Trump's recent advocacy for early and mail-in voting through his campaign, he continues to perpetuate false claims about the dangers and fraudulence of these voting methods. This contradiction highlights the ongoing debate surrounding voting practices in the United States.

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