Vermont town’s overwhelming dislike of Donald Trump was evident as Vice President JD Vance planned a visit, causing controversy and protests. Residents and businesses in Warren expressed mixed reactions, with some welcoming the visit while others opposed it. The Pitcher Inn, where Vance was expected to stay, canceled his reservation due to potential protests. The town’s Select Board issued a statement supporting diversity and inclusion but opposing the administration’s policies. Protesters planned demonstrations, with some supporting Vance’s visit and others denouncing it. Ski resort visitors were divided on the issue, with some indifferent and others concerned about potential disruptions. Vermont Governor Phil Scott urged respectful behavior during Vance’s visit, emphasizing that he was on a family trip. The controversy highlighted the town’s conflicting views on politics and tourism, as residents navigated the implications of the vice president’s visit. The situation also raised logistical concerns, such as Secret Service presence and potential disruptions to daily activities. Despite the controversy, some residents saw the visit as an opportunity for communication and engagement with political leaders.
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