I am inclined to like her and actually feel positive that she will be (V)P, especially as I don't think Biden was the best candidate.
She's certainly very smart and if she's confident (she can't be a shrinking violet to get where she is) all the better.
The little fly in my ointment is that I understand she said she wouldn't run with Biden because he's a misogynist (or something very similar) and then she ran with him when the other options left the picture. It's politics so, yeah, nothing unusual in a way, but at the same time, she's clearly running to win, not on some altruistic, angelic ideal..which seems to be how she's being judged by people on the Left.
And of course men aren't judged on that sort of thing. But then we generally don't see male politicians (other than Obama and Trump - depending o the side you're on!) as hero's/semi-deities before they're even in office.
Also, as mentioned above, she doesn't follow biological sex, but believes in gender identity. I hold my breath on how women’s rights (to not have men in female prisons it formerly single sex, now single gender refuges etc) move forward.
So I'm happy she's there and think it's good she's there, but she's a politician and I'm not going to be excited about any politician. And actually I hope to do her the respect of judging her based on her actions going forward, not waving a flag because she's a black woman in power, as incredibly important as that is.
Incidentally, I think that being excited about her because she's a black woman is almost as bad as not liking her because she's a black woman in power.