Pittsburgh-area Restaurant Denies Vance Political Stop; Venue Refutes Claims
Sandwiched somewhere between Sen. JD Vance’s political stop at Primanti Brothers and the restaurant’s response by banning the Republican vice presidential nominee lies the truth. The famous Pittsburgh-based sandwich…

Sandwiched somewhere between Sen. JD Vance’s political stop at Primanti Brothers and the restaurant’s response by banning the Republican vice presidential nominee lies the truth.
The famous Pittsburgh-based sandwich restaurant reportedly did not greet Vance with open arms when he tried to make a campaign stop at its North Versailles location Saturday, CBS News reported.
Now, restaurant officials are saying there was “momentary confusion” among its staff and the restaurant was not notified ahead of time of the visit.
Washington County GOP chair Sean Logue has spoken out about what happened as he arrived ahead of Vance’s visit.
“The manager told patrons, other Republicans, that Vance is not allowed to make a campaign stop at Primanti Brothers,” Logue said. “And then when there was pushback to say, ‘Wait a second, Kamala Harris just did this a month ago,’ the response was, ‘Well, if he wants to sit down and order food, we can’t stop him.”
As Vance arrived, the manager ran out to inform him he was not allowed in the restaurant and he couldn’t have a campaign stop there.
If he stayed, he risked being faced with a trespassing charges.
“I think it’s absolutely insane,” Logue said.
Many of the Trump supporters left the restaurant and went to where Vance was taking pictures outside.



