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.

Former President Trump served french fries to customers through the drive-thru window at McDonald's on Sunday afternoon in Pennsylvania as thousands of supporters surrounded the restaurant.

McDonald’s has issued a statement clarifying where the American fast-food giant stands on the upcoming 2024 election following former President Donald Trump’s campaign stop at one of its restaurants over the weekend.

Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz criticized former President Donald Trump’s campaign stop at a Pennsylvania McDonald’s during a Monday morning appearance on ABC’s “The View.” Vice President Kamala Harris “actually worked in a McDonald’s,