Sen. J.D. Vance (R-Ohio) dismissed media criticism of former President Donald Trump's appearance at a McDonald's in Pennsylvania, saying his experience in the Keystone State on Sunday was He said he has proven he can connect with voters “like no one else.”
“President Trump demonstrated better than anyone yesterday how to connect with voters in Pennsylvania, from the fries aisle at McDonald's to Sunday night's Steelers game,” Vance said during an appearance on Fox News. He said while sharing a clip and explained in detail. Even further away.
'How much will you pay me?' Donald Trump applies for McDonald's job
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Vance began by pointing out the obvious, dismissing media criticism that this was a “setup.” Trump is a former president and there have been at least two attempts on his life, so naturally precautions had to be taken against Trump working at McDonald's.
In fact, Trump had a busy day on Sunday, making headlines for working as a fry cook and wearing an apron at the drive-thru window at a McDonald's in Pennsylvania.
“My hands are clean and clean!” Donald Trump says of himself making fries at McDonald's
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“The fact that these people are accusing him of being staged, there have been two attempts on his life in the last eight weeks, so of course the president has to be safe.” He said he expects Trump to sign a W-9 and start payroll, which he noted is completely unrealistic.
“This doesn't work, especially considering the security threat to his life. But look, he was interacting with people,” he said.
That aside, Vance said that now that Trump's credibility has been revealed, establishment media doesn't know what to make of it.
“He was talking to his employees. He was feeding people, and what he did best was just being among people and talking about the things that people cared about. I think. [taking] “It's a genuine interest in the employees and their lives, where they come from and what they actually do on the job,” Vance said, explaining that it can't be staged or fabricated. did.
“Donald Trump is just a real human being, and that's why so many working people – even though he's a successful real estate billionaire, of course – have an emotional connection to him. I think I have,” Vance said.
The people's McMan! Trump tells customer at McDonald's drive-thru: 'You're not normal'
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“You can't have that kind of relationship. Unfortunately, Kamala Harris has tried and failed, and I think that's why her campaign is wavering a little bit right now. [It’s] “Because she went to Sheets and bought Doritos and then did four takes,” he said, pointing to the contrast.
“Donald Trump just walks into McDonald's. He is who he is and people love him,” he added.
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A recent Trafalgar Group poll showed Trump up 3 points in the key battleground state of Pennsylvania.
