In an unfolding controversy, newly released footage captured by a C-SPAN reporter reveals the tense moment when Republican vice-presidential nominee J.D. Vance was denied entry at a popular Pittsburgh restaurant, Primanti Brothers. The Ohio Senator visited the North Versailles location on Saturday to meet with supporters, but a surprising clash with restaurant management turned what should have been a routine campaign stop into a viral incident.
Vance arrived at the restaurant to greet a sizable crowd of supporters, many of whom had gathered to show their enthusiasm and enjoy some food ahead of the Republican candidate’s visit. According to Sean Logue, a Pittsburgh-area attorney and Washington County Republican Party chairman, the group had planned to welcome Vance as he made his way through Pennsylvania.
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“The restaurant was filled with Trump supporters who had ordered food while waiting for J.D. to arrive,” Logue recounted. But what happened next stunned the group. A manager at the restaurant reportedly banned Vance from entering the building, telling the gathered crowd that they would need to leave.
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