At the Democratic National Convention, Vice President Kamala Harris received strong support from progressive lawmakers, including Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who emphasized the need for her to deliver policy wins if elected. While Harris has reinvigorated some voters, there are concerns about her lack of clear messaging, described as a 'don't show, don't tell campaign.' Critics within the party have previously voiced doubts about her proposals, yet there is a concerted effort to present a united front as the election approaches. Ocasio-Cortez highlighted Harris's middle-class background as a strength, promising commitment to civil rights and corporate accountability. The upcoming debate on September 10th is seen as a pivotal moment for Harris to clarify her positions and engage more directly with voters. As the campaign unfolds, the Democratic Party is facing pressure to maintain unity and address the expectations of their progressive base.