Kamala Harris is poised to make history again as she becomes the first Black woman and South Asian woman nominated for president by a major political party at the upcoming Democratic National Convention. Harris, who previously served as the first female Vice President, has faced significant scrutiny regarding her popularity and leadership capabilities, with critics expressing skepticism about her potential as a presidential candidate. Comedians have seized on Harris' persona, creating impressions and satire that highlight her unique mannerisms and public presence, contributing to the ongoing political discourse around her candidacy. Meanwhile, Harris's past political battles, including her contentious race for California Attorney General in 2010, have shaped her trajectory within the Democratic Party. Despite a honeymoon period with the press, some Democratic donors remain doubtful about her electability, reflecting a mixed reception among party elites. The upcoming convention will test her support as she attempts to solidify her position in a competitive political landscape.