Kamala Harris is facing significant scrutiny as she embarks on her campaign for the presidency, being the first female candidate for the role. Critics, including Republican Congresswoman Elise Stefanik and Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders, have labeled her joint interview with running mate Tim Walz as 'offensive to ALL women' and suggested that she requires a 'babysitter' to answer questions. Meanwhile, Fox News host Jesse Watters’ misogynistic comments about Harris sparked backlash, with even his cohosts urging him to retract his statements. On social media, Barack Obama's supportive post about Harris was humorously interpreted by trans activists, revealing the complexities of public perception surrounding both figures. Despite the challenges, surveys indicate a willingness among voters to support female candidates, but Harris's campaign is marred by allegations of incompetency and media bias. As the campaign progresses, the discourse surrounding Harris continues to highlight both her groundbreaking position and the resistance she faces.