Primanti Bros., a Pittsburgh-based sandwich shop chain, defended itself Saturday against claims it banned Sen. JD Vance, an Ohio Republican, from a location, saying it welcomed the vice

NORTH VERSAILLES (KDKA) - Primanti Brothers is setting the record straight on claims that Republican vice-presidential candidate Sen. JD Vance was "banned" from making a political stop at their North Versailles restaurant Saturday.

The restaurant and Vance seem to be on the same page, but that isn't stopping folks on social media from attacking the restaurant.

Vice Presidential nominee JD Vance, at no fault of his own, caused controversy when he was kicked out of Primanti Bros. in Pennsylvania. Vance, who was in the battleground state of Pennsylvania, was reportedly asked to leave Primanti Bros.

Videos of Republican Vice President Nominee JD Vance seemingly being turned away from a local Primanti Brothers are growing popular on social media but the business said the candidate was welcome just like any of their other customers.

A recent incident at a McKeesport, Pennsylvania, Primanti Bros. restaurant involving Ohio Senator J.D. Vance has sparked a political firestorm. While on a

Primanti Brothers is setting the record straight on claims that Republican vice-presidential candidate Sen. JD Vance was "banned" from making a political stop at their North Versailles restaurant Saturday.

Vice presidential nominee JD Vance, at no fault of his own, caused controversy when he was kicked out of a Primanti Bros. restaurant in Pennsylvania. Vance, who was in the battleground state of Pennsylvania,