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Cross-posted from āToo Bad, So Sad, Too Late - McDonaldās tells U.S. restaurants itās not a āpolitical brandā after Trump visitā by @[email protected] in [email protected]
Excerpt:
Though President Donald Trump visited a Pennsylvania McDonaldās location on Sunday, the fast-food giant is trying to stay neutral in the presidential race.
āAs weāve seen, our brand has been a fixture of conversation in this election cycle. While weāve not sought this, itās a testament to how much McDonaldās resonates with so many Americans. McDonaldās does not endorse candidates for elected office and that remains true in this race for the next President,ā the company said in an internal message viewed by CNBC and confirmed by a source familiar with the matter.
I havenāt eaten at a McDonalds since before covid, and I donāt really miss it.
Ah yes, damage control. You chose this, Mickey Dās, now would a sales slump āresonateā with your shareholder clowns?
Thatās not how franchising works
They could revoke the franchise license. They wonāt though.
Sure, but that would be entirely in hindsight versus when they allegedly āchose thisā by being completely uninvolved in the franchiseeās decision.
Who cares? Theyāre proving their support, right now, by not providing any consequences or even condemnation.
Does corporate not make money from franchises? Honest question because I thought it worked that way.