Donald Trump's Sunday visit to a McDonald's in Pennsylvania continues to cause hurt feelings and fauxrage among the Usual Suspects, some of who have even gone so far as to try and cancel the Feasterville-Trevose location he traveled to, all for the crime of giving the green light for the GOP presidential nominee to work the fry station and greet drive-thru customers.

The point behind Trump's visit, of course, was two-fold: 1) It was in a critically important "purple" county in the presidential race (Bucks County), and 2) it spotlighted Democrat presidential nominee Kamala Harris' unverified claim of having once supposedly worked at a McDonald's.

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It was those two things that Harris' running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, undoubtedly had in mind when he made the following remarks during a Monday appearance on "The View":

"Vice President Harris and I grew up middle class, we understand that. She actually worked at a McDonald's. She didn’t go and pander and disrespect McDonald’s workers by standing there in your red tie and take a picture. His policies are the ones that undermine those very workers that were in that McDonald’s."

Watch:

Walz attacks Trump for working at McDonald's. He claims Trump was to "pander" and "disrespect McDonald's workers by standing there in your red tie." pic.twitter.com/GkEGQKOiZn

— Nicholas Fondacaro (@NickFondacaro) October 21, 2024

While Walz provided no evidence for his claims, what came to mind to some folks who watched the interview was what some restaurants looked like in Tim Walz's Minnesota during the George Floyd riots.

This is one that's making the rounds. Tweet also references a quote from Gov. Walz's wife, Gwen, who infamously said in an interview in the aftermath of rioters turning entire city blocks in Minneapolis look like a war-torn third-world country that she kept her windows open to smell the burning tires:

Mrs Walz & @Tim_Walz respected McDonalds workers by cracking their windows so they could enjoy the smell of their workplace burning down. https://t.co/mJKrTBhCsj pic.twitter.com/aJmAYrNkYA

— Sam Rogers (@RealSamRogers) October 21, 2024

Just for the record, I couldn't find any evidence of any McDonalds locations burning to the ground during the looting and rioting, though some were in fact boarded up as a precautionary measure. 

Still, it doesn't negate the very powerful point.

There is plenty of evidence of restaurants (and other stores, for that matter) being burned to the ground during Walz's failed "leadership" amid the 2020 Antifa/Black Lives Matter-led chaos:

The affordable housing development is gone. Wendy's, too. AutoZone, a husk. pic.twitter.com/95UjML7lN6

— Libor Jany (@liborjany) May 28, 2020

The third precinct and Minnehaha Lake Wine & Spirits in Minneapolis are now on fire. pic.twitter.com/UlM1U6ZkO8

— Nick Woltman (@nickwoltman) May 29, 2020

Video of Arby's in Minneapolis burning.

Please note the brief image of celebratory fireworks as the building burns.

Welcome to the New Normal in riot etiquette. pic.twitter.com/HyxFXzUjpc

— John McAfee (@officialmcafee) May 29, 2020

Relatedly, here's a flashback to remarks Walz made to union members in August. Little did he know what was to come:

“Can you simply picture Donald Trump working at a McDonald’s, trying to make a McFlurry or something? He couldn’t run that damn McFlurry machine if it cost him anything.”

-- Tim Walz AFSCME 8-13-2024 pic.twitter.com/K25EqbTy27

— Howard Mortman (@HowardMortman) August 14, 2024

I'm fairly sure that the people who lived and worked at those Minneapolis locations and the others that were literally torched by the very rioters that Kamala Harris wanted bailed out of jail would have preferred Trump working their drive-thrus to having their neighborhoods and livelihoods burned to the ground, but maybe that's just me.

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