Vice President JD Vance is set to go on a family skiing trip to Sugarbush Resort this weekend, with the U.S. Secret Service already making reservations at the Pitcher Inn. Known for catering to discerning guests, the inn has stopped accepting new reservations for the anticipated visit but will honor existing ones. Despite backlash online over the inn’s acceptance of MAGA business, the owner, George Dorsey, has stated that his decisions do not reflect his personal views and that he respects the office of the vice president. In 2018, when then-vice president Mike Pence visited Vermont, there were similar expressions of discontent on social media. Despite threats of protest during Vance’s visit, supporters of the inn have defended the business, saying any negative campaign would only hurt a local business. The Secret Service is expected to provide more details to the Warren Selectboard this week regarding the number of rooms booked by the Vances. The Vances were also seen on a skiing trip in Aspen around Christmastime. This is not the first time the Pitcher Inn has accommodated high-profile guests, but it has sparked controversy due to Vance’s political affiliations. The inn prides itself on providing a relaxed and intimate setting for guests and offers booking rates ranging from $600 to $1,100 per night. It remains to be seen whether the planned protest will impact Vance’s visit to Sugarbush Resort.
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