Vice President Kamala Harris is now the Democratic presidential nominee and is actively campaigning, facing scrutiny over her celebrity endorsements and media narratives. Criticism of her celebrity-backed campaign was amplified by figures like Ben Stiller and Julia Louis-Dreyfus, who participated in questionable promotional efforts for her candidacy. In a recent interview with CNN, Harris discussed her economic policies, emphasizing her plans for middle-class support and defending her changing stance on fracking. Despite portraying a populist image, her campaign is heavily funded by billionaires, raising questions about her authenticity. Additionally, media coverage has highlighted the GOP’s attempts to link her with President Biden, while polls indicate that many Americans do not see her as a central figure in his administration. Harris's dual role as both a sitting vice president and a change candidate complicates her campaign strategy as she seeks to distance herself from Biden while still leveraging his record.