Vice President JD Vance and his family are planning a ski trip to the Sugarbush Resort in Vermont this weekend, causing some residents to organize protests. The Vermont governor’s office has been in communication with Vance’s team to coordinate the visit, with plans for Vance to stay in the Warren area. Sugarbush Resort is preparing for a VIP visit and ensuring that operations are not disrupted.
Some Vermonters expressed concerns on social media about the impact of Vance’s visit on normal operations at the resort, but Sugarbush assured that lifts and trails will be operating normally. Vermont State Police are working with federal officials to coordinate Vance’s security detail, urging the public to expect delays and increased law enforcement presence in the area.
While some Vermonters are planning to protest Vance’s visit, the governor’s office emphasized the importance of respecting Vance and treating him like any other guest. Governor Phil Scott, a five-term Republican, expressed his support for Vermonters exercising their First Amendment rights and welcomed Vance and his family to Vermont, hoping they enjoy the snowy weekend.
Despite a small protest display at the Pitcher Inn in Warren, where Vance initially planned to stay, the governor’s office stated that they do not have Vance’s current lodging information and have no plans to meet with him during his visit. Vance’s visit to Vermont is seen as an opportunity for him and his family to experience what makes the state and its residents special.
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