Poll shows Trump's day at McDonald's was most popular with Gen Z

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This, I did not expect:

Trump pulling in the Gen Zers with a shift at McDonald’s will be something to remember for ages to come.

A total of 39 percent of Gen Z (people born between 1997 and 2012) said Trump’s stunt made them like him somewhat or much more.

The stunt was so popular that the Left had to lob another “he’s Hitler” attack on him this week!

This is significantly more than the 23 percent of Gen Z who said the shift made them like Trump less, while 38 percent said it did not impact how much they like Trump.

The 39 percent who said they liked the 78-year-old Republican presidential candidate more after his stint comprises 21 percent who said they liked him much more and 18 percent who said they liked him somewhat more.

Look at these stats:

Out of all the generations, it’s Gen Z who liked Trump’s McDonald’s shift most. Now all he’s got to do is conquer TikTok and he’s got Gen Z in the bag!

The only groups this didn’t go over well with were Baby Boomers and the elderly.

Overall, 30% of those polled liked Trump more after his McDonald’s shift. 20% liked him less.