Vice President Kamala Harris has launched her presidential campaign with a strong focus on economic reform, racial equity, and labor rights, while framing her vision for the future without mentioning inflation, an issue that troubled the Biden administration. Her campaign has garnered significant support from diverse groups, including Black men and women, who see her candidacy as a historic opportunity to challenge systemic racism and sexism. Harris has also received backing from prominent figures in corporate finance, despite her past conflicts with Wall Street. The enthusiasm for her campaign is reflected in record-breaking volunteer sign-ups and fundraising efforts, indicating a renewed energy within the Democratic Party. Harris's ability to connect with young voters and communities of color is seen as crucial for the upcoming election. However, she faces criticism from Republicans who link her to the high inflation rates during Biden's term, although they provide no specific evidence of her role in it.