JD Vance was apparently turned away from a pub in the Cotswolds after staff threatened to go on strike if he was allowed to visit the venue.
Back in the summer, the US vice-president caused a scene in the Cotswolds after he decided to make the area his summer holiday destination.
Residents were thoroughly miffed by his visit to the hamlet of Dean, which saw the area and nearby Chipping Norton swarmed with secret services and police.
Residents made their feelings towards him pretty clear and hundreds gathered in the village of Charlbury for a ‘not welcome’ party aimed at Vance.
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But this wasn’t the only anti-Vance protest the good people of Charlbury carried out.
According to reports, the Republican was turned away by a local pub after staff threatened a mutiny.
Apparently, the VP had wanted to make a booking at The Bull in Charlbury, an early 16th-century countryside pub with a Michelin Bib Gourmand, which the Michelin Guide awards to restaurants offering excellent food at moderate prices.
But staff are said to have staged a mutiny at The Bull, telling their bosses they wouldn’t show up to work if Vance was allowed to book at the pub, the latest Popb***h newsletter claims.
When the reports were put to a staff member by The Daily Beast, they said they were “not able to comment.”
The reported rejection came just weeks after Vance’s predecessor Kamala Harris dined at The Bull as part of the pre-wedding dinner for Steve Jobs’ daughter, Eve.