Vice President J.D. Vance faced a tumultuous ski trip at Sugarbush Resort in Vermont as angry protestors arrived to confront him for his recent behavior during a “peace talk” meeting with President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. The protestors held signs condemning Vance and demanding respect for Ukraine.
Despite Vermont officials urging respect, the protestors showed up in large numbers, holding pride flags, pro-Ukraine posters, and anti-Vance signs. Even a Sugarbush employee, Lucy Welch, spoke out against Vance on the resort’s website, criticizing the Trump administration’s actions and urging readers to direct their anger towards the source of the problem.
During the meeting with Zelensky, Vance took a combative stance alongside Trump, calling the Ukrainian President disrespectful and demanding gratitude. Vance’s loyalty to Trump has been consistent, despite initially criticizing him in 2016. He has also faced criticism for aligning himself with far-right parties in Europe and making controversial statements.
The tense interaction between Vance, Trump, and Zelensky has raised concerns among global leaders, diplomats, and U.S. citizens. Trump accused Zelensky of risking World War III and later indicated that the Ukrainian leader can return when he is ready for peace.
The ski trip incident at Sugarbush Resort highlights the divisiveness surrounding Vance’s actions and his alignment with Trump’s administration, which has sparked outrage and protest.
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