A well-known restaurant chain is facing mounting backlash from Trump supporters after a controversial incident involving Republican Senator J.D. Vance. The altercation unfolded on Saturday, September 28, when Vance attempted to visit a Primanti Brothers location in North Versailles, Pennsylvania, only to be refused entry by the restaurant’s management.
The Ohio senator, who was making a quick stop to greet supporters and thank the staff, was stopped at the door by a restaurant manager. According to eyewitnesses and videos circulating online, Vance’s visit was abruptly cut short after he was informed he could not enter the establishment. “JD’s not allowed in,” an employee reportedly told Vance’s campaign team. Another witness stated that the manager even threatened to call the police if Vance tried to step inside.
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Sean Logue, a Pittsburgh-area attorney who witnessed the event, shared videos from inside the restaurant, providing a firsthand account of the tense encounter. In one of his posts, Logue described the scene: “J.D. Vance’s SUV pulls up, Secret Service comes into the restaurant, Secret Service guards the area between the SUV and the entrance to the restaurant. J.D. Vance, he gets out, and then the manager runs out and yells at him and says, you can’t come in here.”
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