JD Vance Is Moving to a Wealthy Enclave Outside D.C. Cue the Gossip (and Complaints).
The vice president is leasing two homes at a nearly 500-acre estate, and residents say the added Secret Service presence could disrupt the town.
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US Vice President JD Vance is moving to the affluent Middleburg area. But local residents are critical – and worry about what it will mean. – Will disturb the peace, says store owner Kenna Day to the Washington Post.
In a small town in the American countryside, there is gossip about new neighbors. “Have you heard that the vice president is moving in?”
WaPo: JD Vance Buys Home In Wealthy DC Suburb
The Washington Post reports: No one in town has seen the new neighbors perusing the cucumbers at the Safeway, or dining on $98-an-ounce caviar at the restaurant down the street, or browsing the main drag’s array of well-appointed antique stores, one of them displaying a $4,600 gold-laden mirror fit for a palace. For now, Vice President JD Vance is visible in the usual places, on television and social media, where powerful newsmakers are typicall…
U.S. Vice President JD Vance and his wife, Usha, were to move to a second residence, located in Middleburg, an exclusive town in Virginia. The news stirred up anxiety among locals,...
JD and Usha Vance are moving to a wealthy enclave outside D.C. Cue the gossip (and complaints)
MIDDLEBURG, Va. – No one in town has seen the new neighbors perusing the cucumbers at the Safeway, or dining on $98-an-ounce caviar at the restaurant down the street, or browsing the main drag’s array of well-appointed antique stores, one of them displaying a $4,600 gold-laden mirror fit for a palace. Washington Street, the main commercial thoroughfare in Middleburg, seen in 2017. (Pete Marovich/For The Washington Post) For now, Vice President J…
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