"Go to ride to Russia": protesters disrupted Jay Vens' vacation after a scandal at the White House

They were outraged by the White House policy in general, as well as the events in the White House unfolded during the meeting of Jay Di Vens, Donald Trump and Vladimir Zelensky. Globe reports. Vice president Jay Di Wang had to skiing with his family this weekend. However, the residents of Vermont lined along the streets of this quiet ski town on Saturday morning to express their dissatisfaction with Vice -President Jay Di Wens.

The journalist notes that more than 700 people were lined up along the road, who kept posters with the inscriptions "Nazis are not happy here" and "Vance - a traitor, go skiing in Russia. " In the parking lot of the adjacent grocery store, a group of activists prepared a column of cars to travel the Med-River valley during the day, "to tell Vance that he was not happy here," according to the organizer of Travis Napovi.

Another resident of Vermont noted that he was amazed at Vens' behavior during a meeting on Friday in the White House with President Donald Trump and President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky. Sitting next to two leaders in the oval office, Vance criticized Zelensky for not grateful to the United States for supplying weapons to a ruined war with war, which provoked an unprecedented scandal. "It is shameful, absolutely shameful.

The world must stand up and support Ukraine right now, and not exposed to the president of Zelensky this show that happened in the White House yesterday. It was madness," said 64-year-old Carl Benson. Some protesters were more categorical. Vanessa Brown carried a poster with a crossed swastika and stated that "the Republican Party behaved like Nazis and Nazis. " "And the Nazis and the Nazis are not happy here in Vermont," Brown said.

However, Trump's supporters planned to have a counter -prostate in the neighboring Warren, and some traveled by protesters in WeitSfield, signaling as a sign of disapproval. Among them was Anthony Levin, who stated that he "loves Jay Di Vens" and hopes he would become the next president. Although Vermont's Governor Phil Scott confirmed that Vance visited Vorren this weekend, it is unclear where Jay-di Vance and his family will stop.