It's not simply a matter of "voting in" new faces/bodies....the people who take office must undo the damage.....and, put certain laws in place which will make it harder to destroy democracy/capitalism....
even if the somewhat likely scenario that repugnatkins will displace the demorats comes to fruition.....the historic problem is that the newly elected leave most of the damage in place....so, when the tide shifts again, the Dems/progressives pick up where they left off.....and vice-versa....
a lot of "law" must be repealed....states rights must be bolstered....many agencies or departments must be disbanded....unions have to be broken apart.....government subsidies to many "non-profit" groups must be discontinued...and, MOSTLY...capitalism must be repaired because it cannot function properly in a quasi-socialistc environment (which is what the left has been doing to quelch/undermine/defeat it...
there's a lot of work to be done....
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