Former President Donald Trump worked for a Pennsylvania McDonald's serving French fries over the weekend. Here's a look at the event.

An image authentically showed a memo McDonald’s sent to employees about political involvement after former U.S. President Donald Trump held a campaign event at one of the fast-food chain's restaurants.

Presidential candidates have often invoked McDonald's during their runs for the White House, both as a place to eat and as a place to work.

When Donald Trump made a stop at a Pennsylvania McDonald's on Sunday to "work" the fry cooker and hand out McNuggets from the drive-thru window, the stage-managed political stunt was meant to draw attention to Kamala Harris referencing on the campaign trail that she worked at McDonald's for a summer in college.

McDonald’s said they invited Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz to visit one of their franchises—one day after former President Trump worked the drive-thru at a franchise in Pennsylvania.

The day after Trump was seen serving fries at a Pennsylvania McDonald's, the company's stock dropped by 0.53 percent.

McDonald's is striving to stay politically neutral in the fractious U.S. presidential election, with both candidates highlighting their affinity for the burger chain. Following Republican Donald Trump

McDonald’s has been thrust into in the 2024 election, gaining particular attention over the weekend when former President Donald Trump served fries at a Feasterville-Trevose, Pennsylvania, location. But McDonald’s had nothing to do with Trump’s visit.