As it's almost certain that the Moscow Mitch Senate will remain Republican, albeit with a smaller majority, I though I'd look ahead to 2022.
I was surprised to learn that of the 34 seats that will be up for grabs, 22 are held (or will be held, presumptively) by Republicans, and only 12 by Democrats. Thus, Republicans' exposure will be as great as it was in 2020.
The Democrat incumbents will all be in deep-blue states. Nevada will be the only state that's even close to a swing. The Republican incumbents will mostly be from deep-red states, but not all. Vulnerable seats include AZ, PA, VA, MI, and maybe even GA. So if the Democrats need to overcome a 52-48 majority (the most likely outcome of the 2020 races), there will be four or five seats to attack, and almost no need to play defense anywhere.
So chin up, two more years of Mitchlock, and maybe then we can finally start to heal the country. In the meantime, at least the Orange Asshole will be gone. He loves lawyers and litigation so much, he should really enjoy the next couple of years. Though he might find the handcuffs uncomfortable after a while.
