"Brand new untainted French fries from McDonald's in Bucks County Pennsylvania last touched by Donald Trump himself (it has been moved since with gloves to maintain quality)... Starting bid is $10,000 no low ball offers I know what I've got is of high value." This unusual listing exemplifies the bizarre intersection of politics and consumerism, where authenticity is monetized in unexpected ways.
"True Trump patriots could purchase the t-shirt featuring Trump in an apron and waving from the McDonald's drive-thru window, featuring the 'MAGADonald's' slogan in red and gold, for just $35." This merchandise showcases how political figures can leverage humorous moments into profitable brand extensions.
"Trump put on an apron to work as a fry attendant and handed people food at the location in an attempt to troll Vice President Kamala Harris." This event highlights the playful yet contentious nature of political engagements in contemporary discourse.
"Though we are not a political brand, we've been proud to hear former President Trump's love for McDonald's and Vice President Harris's fond memories working under the Arches..." This statement reflects McDonald's effort to remain neutral while acknowledging their connection to high-profile political figures.
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