Which means this is the Democrats' second chance in a decade to do something. They dropped the ball when they had a trifecta between '21-'23 and this Congress showed them how it's done. They need to take a page out of the Republican playbook, do away with decorum, and use a trifecta to fucking steamroll the opposition.

In this instance, it's a chance for Congress to pass whatever legislation it wants to. And when it either sits on the president's desk collecting dust or getting vetoed, they need to make the world's biggest foam finger (ideally with the middle finger up) and point it straight at the Oval Office to tell Americans exactly who is keeping Congress from doing its job.

Technically, outside of budget matters, he has to sign them for them to become law. He tried to veto sanctions on Russia in his first term and his party forced his hand, so I wouldn't call him a coward but I also admit he can be threatened properly if a total of 60 senators have grown spines.