Kamala must either be a surprisingly good lay or they must have been very desperate for someone without a moral compass to play caretaker for Bidet, because in any nonclown world that kneecapping she got from coconut milk mommy would have ended her political relevance at least for a few years. Instead the DNC remains committed to their longstanding policy of failing someone upward as long as that someone doesn't have the wits or will to question things.
She checks the correct boxes. She was the only woman of color on the Dem Primary debate stage (aside from Tulsi who was neither insane or black enough for their liking).
While she's wildly unpopular and completely unlikeable, those boxes allow her full access to the Democrat's arsenal of rebuttals.
Back in '08 I was laid off and scraped by buying junk cars, getting them running and flipping them. When Obama came out with the Cash for Clunkers, I told a liberal acquaintance that this was a terrible policy and would only serve to get affordable and serviceable cars off the market and incentivize people into buying new cars that a lot of folks could barely afford. In my humble opinion, someone making $30k a year shouldn't be driving an $22k car. Apparently, the fact that I came to that conclusion meant that I was a racist.
For the next 8 years, any criticism of Obama or his policies was met with the accusation that you were a racist. It didn't just happen in my personal life, I saw it happen in the media as well. On a personal level, that was where I concluded that if someone calls you a racist, it just means they don't have a way to argue against you.
Fast forward a few years to 2016 when Hillary Clinton found herself embattled against Bernie Sanders in the primary. What was the first line of attack they used against him? Bernie Bro's are misogynistic and sexist. After Hillary lost, she went on television and said that all the women who voted for Trump were brainwashed by their spouses and that they were suffering from internalized misogyny.
Near as I can tell, in the 21st century the race card plays better than the sexist card but in Kamala's case, she's got both. Right now they're keeping her more or less in the background but in the event they drag her out to the forefront (or replace Biden with Kamala after the midterms; which is my theory), those cards are coming out.
Any criticism she receives will be met with full throated accusations that the people criticizing her are only doing it because of their deep seated misogyny and racism.