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The meeting ended abruptly when Zelensky warned that the U.S. could face national security threats if the Trump administration failed to continue military support. The remark provoked a furious reaction from Trump, who promptly ended the negotiations and declared that Zelensky would not be invited back to the White House anytime soon.
By the next day, left-wing activists had organized a protest outside Sugarbush Resort, where Vance, his wife Usha, and their three children had planned to ski. Protesters, mostly older liberal women, carried signs branding Vance a “traitor” and urging him to “go ski in Russia.”
Counter-protesters also arrived in force. Pickup trucks waving “Make America Great Again” flags lined the road, while Trump supporters engaged in heated exchanges with the anti-Vance crowd. However, as has become the norm, mainstream media outlets largely ignored the counter-protests, focusing instead on the anti-Vance demonstrators.
This latest protest is part of an ongoing pattern of Democrat-backed disruptions aimed at Republican officials. Since Trump’s re-election, left-wing activists have staged coordinated protests at town halls, public speeches, and even private outings, all in an effort to create the illusion of widespread public opposition to the administration. Democratic National Committee chair Ken Martin has openly boasted about these efforts, citing them as proof of so-called “resistance” to Trump’s policies.
Amid the chaos, security officials determined it was too risky for the Vance family to remain at the resort. To avoid the hostile crowd, they had to ski down a secluded side of the mountain before being taken to a secure, undisclosed location. Their trip was ultimately cut short due to the ongoing security threats.
Concerns over Ukrainian extremist groups have also intensified. In the past, Ukrainian ultranationalists have compiled “kill lists” of U.S. politicians, including Trump and Vance. These groups have publicly vowed to target anyone they perceive as a “pro-Putin propagandist” for supporting an end to the war in Ukraine.
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Adding to the concerns, Ryan Routh, the would-be assassin who attempted to take out Trump, was a staunch Ukraine supporter. Routh, who was caught in a sniper’s nest outside Trump’s South Florida golf course, had previously attempted to recruit foreign fighters from Afghanistan to join the Ukrainian army. In 2022, he even traveled to Ukraine and was featured in a glowing New York Times profile.
The disturbing events surrounding Vance’s family highlight the increasing volatility of political tensions in the U.S., with left-wing radicals willing to go to extreme lengths to intimidate officials who refuse to back endless war funding. As security threats escalate, the question remains—how far will they go next?
