For the second time in a few years, a female candidate for the White House has faltered in her bid for leadership. Kamala Harris, following in the footsteps of Hillary Clinton, faced significant challenges during a campaign underscored by gender issues. Despite garnering support from prominent figures like Hillary Clinton and Michelle Obama, Harris struggled to resonate with conservative female voters. Observers note that misogyny may have played a role in her defeat against Donald Trump, whose campaign often adopted a disparaging tone toward women. This raises questions about the persistent barriers women face in American politics.