Democrats are shifting blame for Vice President Kamala Harris' loss in the 2024 presidential election, with many pointing fingers at President Joe Biden. Critics highlight Biden's age, declining popularity, and a late exit from the race as pivotal factors that undermined Harris' campaign. Some party officials argue that Biden's decision to run again was 'stupid and selfish', asserting that his prolonged candidacy left Harris with insufficient time to establish her own campaign identity. Furthermore, Harris' inability to connect with key demographics, such as young and Latino voters, compounded her challenges amidst economic discontent related to the Biden administration. As Harris' campaign struggled, Biden's controversial debate performance further eroded support, sparking calls for a complete reevaluation of the Democratic Party's leadership and strategy. With Trump winning the election and gaining ground among Hispanic voters, party insiders are demanding accountability for the perceived missteps that led to this electoral defeat.