If Democrats win the Presidency, the Senate and the House in November...

[2016]

will they overreach again like they did in 1994 and 2010?

[Frenchrepublican]

Obviously

[MillennialModerate]

will they overreach again like they did in 1994 and 2010?

What’s overreach to you? I don’t think they did overreach in 2008-2010 honestly.

Biden will have done his job which is get Trump out. Knowing he isn’t running for re-election he will try to get as much accomplished as possible in a short amount of time.

I’d be satisfied if he did literally nothing - beating Trump is enough for me to be thrilled.

But: replacing the two older liberal judges with much younger ones to secure at least 4 SCOTUS votes for a generation, passing a massive infrastructure bill, forgiving a portion of student loans, raising taxes on rich while cutting them for middle class, adding a public option to ObamaCare, re-enlisting in the Paris accords .... to me that will be enough for him to be a pretty good President.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

The Filibuster is gone and Biden will not have to raise the debt ceiling due to any budget proposals will be offset by tax increases on the rich. R obstruction is over. If the Dems would have canceled the filibuster in 2009, Speaker Boehner would not have been. Rs was successful in blocking comprehensive immigration reform
 

[Podgy the Bear]

I would hope that Biden, in choosing the Cabinet and other important posts, looks at the political situation more carefully than Obama did.  One example--by putting Janet Napolitano and Kathleen Sebelius in the Cabinet, Democratic governors in AZ and KS were replaced by their Republican lieutenant governors.   Therefore, Biden can't place a Sherrod Brown or Elizabeth Warren on the Cabinet to lose a Senate seat.

I agree with Millennial Moderate in that Biden will have done his job by defeating Trump.  That's all I (and a growing number of voters across the country) care about.  And with a probable 10-15% unemployment situation by Inauguration Day 2021, the demand for a massive infrastructure bill will be too overwhelming for a minority of Senate Republicans to stop. 

[MarkD]

will they overreach again like they did in 1994 and 2010?

What’s overreach to you? I don’t think they did overreach in 2008-2010 honestly.

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Right! And in what way did Bill Clinton and his party "overreach" during 1993 and 1994? They did not lift the ban on gays in the military; they did not accomplish any major health care reform.