If we get progressive Congress leadership, we can pass widely popular progressive policy into law, and then Trump has to keep taking giant L's to veto it, or let Dems accomplish progress and get all the credit.

If somehow Schumer/Jefferies get it, they won't risk trump not vetoing progressive policy and will never being things to vote.

The Democratic Party needs to remember that this wasn’t a vote for them but a vote against Trump

The vast majority of upsets were by progressives...

The neoliberal wing no longer controls the DNC, and the people currently running thebDNC got exactly what they said they wanted:

Fair primaries allowing the type of candidates Dem voters want making it to the midterms.

Like, this wouldn't have been anywhere near as massive of a wave if the DNC hadn't drained the "victory fund" that Clinton/Biden/Harris built up which allowed states to operate at campaign levels for almost two years running up to yesterday's election.

This isn't 2016 or 2020 when people held their noses, ask around and see how many Dem voters are genuinely excited for the candidates they voted for this election. Odds are if they gained a Dem senator, its one they actually agree with on policy.

Shits not the same as the last 30 years