On Oct. 20, Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump engaged in some inventive voter outreach, working the fryer as well as the window at a Pennsylvania McDonalds. He shocked and delighted the customers at the drive-thru, cheerfully serving up Happy Meals and fried goodies to potential voters.
Sure, it was a stunt, but it was an highly successful campaign stunt that appealed to regular, everyday Americans. One could say the crowd was 'Lovin' It.'
The billionaire replaced his business blue jacket with a blue and yellow apron, but kept his red tie and cuff links, and worked with a kitchen crew. During his shift, a young female employee referred to herself as 'ordinary', but the presidential candidate told her 'There's nothing ordinary about you.' Priceless.
You can just tell that Mr. Trump respects hard-working Americans, and he has a bond with the everyday, working people of The United States of America. There's a certain, unique appeal to his character, this 78-year-old rock star with his funny orange hair. He is probably the most famous human being on Earth, yet people who meet him describe him as friendly and down-to-Earth.
Trump also has his detractors. Many in the so-called mainstream media complained and questioned his appearance at Mickey Dee's. Rotund Former TV actress and comedienne Rosie O'Donnell announced that she was boycotting McDonalds after she heard of Trump's 15-minute shift at McDonalds..
We wonder if Rosie will demand that every McDonalds must take their signs reading 'Over 99 Billion Served' down and replace them with signs reading 'Only 89,999,999,999 Served.' Typical Arrogant, Leftis tkilljoy.