Following Kamala Harris's defeat by Donald Trump in the 2024 election, significant blame and finger-pointing have emerged within the Democratic Party. Key figures, such as Jon Favreau and David Plouffe, have criticized Joe Biden's decision to run again, citing internal polling that predicted a strong Trump victory. Harris's campaign is grappling with a substantial $20 million debt amid allegations of financial mismanagement. Plouffe, a senior advisor to Harris, deleted his X account after implying Biden left the campaign in a challenging position. The aftermath has sparked broader discussions about misogyny and internal party divisions, with some blaming societal sexism for Harris's loss. Democrats are now evaluating their strategies and leadership choices moving forward.