"Twitter notified us that our account was compromised. "Trump did not respond to the incident on Twitter.Trump, one of the more fast-food friendly presidents in recent years, had tweeted pictures of himself eating food from McDonald's and other chains during the U.S. election campaign. "McDonald's already deleted the tweet? lol Well at least Trump supporters can finally boycott something they can actually afford," Veasley (@VanessaVeasley) wrote.Other users praised the fast-food chain, which has been fighting to reverse two straight years of customer traffic declines. "Suddenly I want a Big Mac, well done @McDonalds," tweeted Shay Steward Bouley (@blackgirlinmain).Some Trump supporters said McDonald's had not done enough to atone for the tweet and advocated for a boycott.

Source: Economic Times March 16, 2017 16:30 UTC