Trump To Work At Bucks Co. McDonald's This Weekend: Reports
BUCKS COUNTY, PA —Former President Donald Trump is expected to visit Lower Bucks County this weekend —this time as a fry guy.
According to reports, the Republican candidate will make his second stop in Bucks County during this presidential campaign, less than a week after he made a stop in neighboring Montgomery County .
The Philadelphia Inquirer reported Trump will work as a fry cooker at a Pennsylvania McDonald's on Sunday. That appearance is to spotlight his repeated and unsubstantiated allegation that his Democratic opponent, Vice President Kamala Harris, never worked at a McDonald's while in college as she often has claimed, the newspaper has reported.
The former president is expected to stop at the fast food chain on 334 E. Street Rd. in Lower Southampton Township sometime Sunday afternoon, the Bucks County Courier Times reported.
Patch sent an email to the Trump campaign Friday seeking confirmation.
Trump held a "town hall"-style event at the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center in Oaks last Monday, seeking to shore up votes in the suburbs ahead of the Nov. 5 general election.
With Pennsylvania serving as a key battleground state in the race between Trump and Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris, both parties have been campaigning with increasing furor in the heavily populated suburbs.
Harris campaigned at historic Washington Crossing State Park in Upper Makefield Township to court Republicans at a rally Wednesday.
The vice president addressed a gathering of more than 100 Republican leaders and voters from across the state and nation who are supporting her campaign for president.
Harris is locked in a tight race with Trump for Pennsylvania's 19 electoral votes. Both candidates are criss-crossing the state stumping for votes. This was Harris' 22nd visit to the Commonwealth.
Trump had planned on visiting the Shrine of Our Lady of Czestochowa in New Britain Township in mid-September, but the trip was scrapped after being confirmed by the Trump Campaign. No reason was given for the cancellation.
In April, Trump held a private afternoon fundraiser at the Newtown Athletic Club in Newtown Township.
After Trump works at McDonald's, he could drop by The Trump Store in Bensalem Township , a stone's throw from the Street Road fast-food chain.
