
"The Vice President's 40-car motorcade and massive security detail are clogging the tiny streets of Milan this past weekend, snarling traffic in the Italian host city. The delays have prompted widespread frustration, and caused American figure skating star Alyssa Lui to be late to her event. "We almost didn't make it," her coach told the Washington Post. A medal favorite, Liu finished second in the women's short program, helping give Team USA a two-point lead over Japan in the three-day contest."
"Overall, 14 planes and 100 vehicles allegedly accompanied Vance for his trip. Meanwhile, Italy Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni left to meet him on foot... šŗšøš®š¹š JD Vance traveled to meet Meloni in a motorcade of more than 40 cars specially delivered from the US.14 planes and about 100 vehicles were used for the delegation's trip to Italy, including armored vehicles and a separate plane with food.Video from the scene shows... pic.twitter.com/ubr8MKgy6e- Savchenko Volodymyr (@SavchenkoReview) February 9, 2026"
"American star Alysa Liu overcame a delay en route to the Milano Skating Arena caused by Vice President JD Vance's motorcade and finished second in the women's short program at the Olympics team event."We almost didn't make it," her coach said. https://t.co/rhB9lXqXIL- The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) February 7, 2026"
JD Vance arrived in Milan for the Winter Olympics with a motorcade exceeding 40 vehicles and a large security detail that clogged the city's narrow streets. The delegation reportedly used about 14 planes and 100 vehicles, including armored vehicles and a separate plane carrying food. Italy's prime minister reportedly left to meet him on foot. The convoy caused traffic delays that frustrated locals and interfered with transportation to the Milano Skating Arena, delaying American figure skater Alyssa Lui. Alyssa Lui finished second in the women's short program, contributing to Team USA's lead. Reports indicate Vance transported his own food.
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