Vice President Kamala Harris delivered a historic acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention, becoming the first woman, Black woman, and Southeast Asian woman to be nominated for President of the United States. In her address, she expressed gratitude to President Biden and reflected on her personal journey, emphasizing the values instilled in her by her parents. Despite the enthusiasm from supporters, many struggled to articulate specific policies she advocates, indicating a lack of clarity in her campaign's messaging. Criticism arose over her absence from press conferences that could clarify her policy agenda. Additionally, her sister Maya described Kamala as an 'underdog' who has overcome challenges and is now poised to lead. Notably, Republican Adam Kinzinger endorsed Harris, urging voters to support her over Trump, reflecting a rare cross-party appeal at the convention.