Sarah Matthews, political advisor and former deputy press secretary during Donald Trump's first stage in the White House, pointed out that Vice President James David Vance does not have the charisma of the 80-year-old Republican and that could slow down his career towards the presidency.

During her appearance on the “NewsNight” program, which is broadcast by the CNN television network, the Republican considers J.D.'s hypothetical appearance risky. Vance on the ballot representing the Republican Party in the 2028 presidential election.

"People are receptive to Trump's provocations, but I don't think they are so receptive to J.D. Vance's because Trump, like it or not, is charismatic. Vance is a disaster when it comes to charisma," he stressed.

Together with Marco Rubio, Secretary of State; The second most powerful man in the White House are projected as the candidates most likely to receive Trump's support with the aim of taking over at the head of the government.

However, the New York tycoon shrewdly prefers to see them competing against each other before making a decision on which of the two to support.

In fact, he recently stated that the best strategy would be to present them together in a reinforced formula with a high probability of endorsing the presidency for the Republican Party.

"I don't know how you can beat them if they are together. As a team, they would be very difficult to beat [...] It's interesting, it's something human, the human equation. I see them together and they get along wonderfully. I like them together," Trump said a couple of months ago during his participation in the Pod Force One program.

The data provided by a survey carried out by the Republican Party last week, during the Western Conservative Summit held in Colorado, indicates that Rubio has a 36% advantage over Vance, whose popularity fell after his failure as a negotiator of an agreement with Iran aimed at ending the war. However, the vice president has said that it will not be until after the midterm elections when he announces the next step in his political career.

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