A ten vote majority for Republicans is expected in the House of Representatives. Two Congressmen Waltz as National Security Adviser and Stefanik as UN Representative are taking new positions, so is Mark Rubio in the Senate. This means defiant Congressmen could put limits on what legislation passes.
Lisa McClain, Republican of Michigan, who may be the new head of the Republican Conference replacing Stefanik says-
DJT “will tolerate disagreement, but he’s not going to tolerate infighting because we have a job to do to fix this country, and we don’t have a lot of time.” Republicans will try their own bold experimentation, as Biden did in the first two years passing infrastructure and other spending legislation.
In two years the majority in the House may not be there as happens in anti-incumbent sentiment shifting who controls the House of Representatives.