McDonald’s workers in Georgia appeared highly confused when former President Bill Clinton surprised them with a stop while campaigning for Kamala Harris.
The Kamala Wins account posted the awkward 39-second clip and mistakenly identified the former president as ‘Bull Clinton.’
Right-wing social media accounts erupted in mockery over the spelling error of Clinton’s first name and the fact that he was deployed to campaign for the vice president.
At least one cashier at the fast food chain thought the 78-year-old former president was sitting commander-in-chief Joe Biden, 81.
A McDonald’s worker in Georgia thought former President Bill Clinton was sitting President Joe Biden
‘You, Joe?’ the confused worker said in the clip of their interaction.
The 42nd President of the United States then introduced himself to the worker and extended his arm for a hand shake.
That’s when she got excited and exclaimed, ‘Bill!’ before shuffling quickly around the counter and giving Clinton a hug and asking for a picture.
Before realizing that it was Clinton in their presence, the three McDonald’s workers in frame did not seem enthused when they thought the surprise visit was from President Biden.
‘BREAKING: Bull (sic) 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,’ the Kamala Wins X account wrote with the video.
Once the workers found out it was former President Clinton, they became noticeably more excited about the retail politics stop
Clinton donned a USA bomber jacket as he campaigned for Vice President Kamala Harris is Georgia over the weekend
Clinton, 78, dons a camouflage Harris-Walz cap as he campaigns for the VP in Fort Valley, Georgia on Sunday, October 13
‘Retweet to make sure all Americans see this incredible moment,’ it added of the retail politic stop.
Clinton is hitting the trail for Harris, as is fellow former Democratic President Barack Obama, in the run up to Election Day.
Clinton was in Georgia over the weekend for a few different campaign stops for the VP, including at a church service on Sunday before the McDonald’s stop.
