Heading into the midterm elections, James David Vance, vice president of the nation, recognizes that Republican candidates to participate in the process face an image problem in connecting with voters.

During his participation in the podcast hosted by Joe Rogan, the second most authoritative man in the White House acknowledged that several of his party co-religionists must redouble their efforts to not be surprised during the midterm electoral process, since their adversaries enjoy greater acceptance.

"Republicans still have a fundamental problem with their image. There is something more charismatic, something more attractive about Democrats compared to the right," he said.

The Ohio conservative's comments coincide with the projections of some political analysts pointing out that, in November, Republicans could lose control of both the House of Representatives and the Senate.

If this scenario were to materialize, a proposal for impeachment would most likely arise against President Donald Trump, whose national project would remain unfinished as he did not have the support of Congress.

When we glimpse everything that is at risk for the destiny of the country, the restraint assumed by J.D. is justified. Vance preferred to reveal his aspirations of whether or not to run for the Republican presidential candidacy until the winner of the midterm elections is known.

And the Republican candidates for representative positions, both in the House of Representatives and in the Senate, have less than four months left to try to convince citizens that they will improve the economy by lowering the price of gasoline and rental costs, but above all through a reduction in the amount allocated weekly to the purchase of food and basic necessities.

This task is seen as something titanic to achieve if one takes into account that the United States war against Iran aims to extend with negative implications for the price of a barrel of oil and the collateral damage it generates globally.

So, while the storm rages, Vice President Vance's diagnosis suggesting a change of image for the Republicans is an almost mandatory task or else they will be very vulnerable at least in the next two years.