Vice President Kamala Harris is facing criticism from both sides of the political spectrum as she navigates her presidential campaign. Liberal senators express confidence that if elected, she would support progressive policies despite her current centrist positioning, which they view as strategic for the election. Meanwhile, Rep. Laurel Lee (R-FL) has accused Harris of inciting dangerous rhetoric against former President Trump and called for her to stop campaigning against him, claiming that her words could have real-world consequences. In Montana, Democratic Senator Jon Tester is focusing on abortion rights while avoiding mention of Harris, whose ties to the Biden administration are unpopular in his state. Political analysts suggest that Democrats, including Tester, are not effectively capitalizing on Harris's presidential bid to rally support among key voting blocs. As the election nears, the tension between acknowledging Harris’s candidacy and addressing its implications continues to shape the political landscape.