Recent commentary suggests that Kamala Harris's political viability may be waning as Donald Trump regains a lead in electoral predictions, with critics labeling her as unelectable due to her alignment with Biden’s agenda and perceived flip-flopping on issues. Governor Kristi Noem has mocked Harris in a CNN interview, implying she appears 'crazy' and suggesting that she is dependent on male support, a jab that has drawn backlash given Noem's own controversial past involving the euthanasia of her dog. Meanwhile, the media's response to comments about women's political imagery, such as Barack Obama's 'lipstick on a pig' remark, has been criticized for its perceived double standards between liberal and conservative figures. Furthermore, Gavin Newsom and others have openly laughed at how Harris was 'anointed' as a nominee, raising questions about the democratic processes involved in her candidacy. Overall, these discussions reveal deep divisions regarding Harris's leadership and the nuances of gender dynamics in political discourse.