Primanti Brothers says Vice President Nominee JD Vance was not turned away for visit
During an already busy political week in the Western Pennsylvania area, Republican Vice Presidential Nominee JD Vance made a stop in Allegheny County.
Video posted to social media shows that he tried to make a stop at a local restaurant but appeared to be turned away.
.@primantibros refused to let @JDVance in to their restaurant full of customers waiting to greet him. They all paid for their drinks, cancelled their food orders and left after hearing that VP candidate was not welcome. Here was his response #Trump2024Vance #RepublicanParty #GOP pic.twitter.com/JsggvQiuhu
— Anissa Zappala (@anissa_zappala) September 28, 2024
The restaurant said, that is not the case at all.
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