Ahead of the upcoming U.S. elections, former President Bill Clinton made a surprising appearance at a McDonald’s in Georgia while campaigning for Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris. The unexpected visit, captured on video, has gone viral on social media, showcasing Clinton’s casual approach to engaging with voters.
In the video shared online, Clinton is seen entering the McDonald’s wearing a laid-back blue t-shirt emblazoned with “USA” on the back. He approached the billing counter, either to place an order or converse with the employees. His casual attire momentarily led the restaurant staff and customers to overlook his identity.
As Clinton made his way to the counter, one McDonald’s worker initially failed to recognize him. However, as she got closer, the realization dawned on her. In a moment of surprise and delight, she rushed to hug the former president, sharing a genuine smile before taking photos to commemorate the encounter.
BREAKING: Bull Clinton is at a McDonalds in Georgia encouraging voters to support Kamala Harris. It’s all hands on deck in the last couple of weeks. Retweet to make sure all Americans see this incredible moment. pic.twitter.com/JioZJjCHQe
— Kamala’s Wins (@harris_wins) October 14, 2024
The video of Clinton’s visit was posted on X (formerly Twitter) by a page supporting Kamala Harris, stating: “BREAKING: Bill Clinton is at a McDonald’s in Georgia encouraging voters to support Kamala Harris. It’s all hands on deck in the last couple of weeks. Retweet to make sure all Americans see this incredible moment.” The post quickly gained traction, amassing thousands of views.
This visit resonates with Clinton’s history of casual visits to McDonald’s, which have often been documented by the media. His fondness for the fast-food chain has been humorously parodied on shows like Saturday Night Live, where comedian Phil Hartman famously depicted Clinton enjoying customers’ food while joking around.
As the election approaches, Clinton’s spontaneous outreach efforts highlight the importance of connecting with voters in creative and relatable ways.
