Vice President Kamala Harris officially launched her presidential campaign with a high-energy rally in Wisconsin, drawing significant attention and support. Alyssa Farah Griffin praised Harris’s campaign for its digital operation, comparing its energy to Barack Obama’s campaigns, and noted the GOP's flawed attacks on Harris's persona rather than her policies. Harris highlighted her prosecutorial background and sharply contrasted herself with Donald Trump, who she claimed wants to revert to a past of fewer freedoms. Trump’s niece, Mary Trump, noted his fear and incoherence in facing Harris, pointing out his derogatory nicknames for her. Concurrently, Republicans like Marjorie Taylor Greene and Andy Ogles have attempted to undermine Harris with accusations and impeachment articles, which have largely been ridiculed. Despite GOP efforts, Harris's campaign has seen a surge in donations and support, setting a strong foundation for the upcoming election.