That depends on who the next House Speaker will be. No guts, no glory, and omelets are only made by cracking some eggs, ya know.
There are good ways and destructive ways to accomplish anything. Whenever one faction, especially a small faction, demands that everybody do what they want or they'll blow everything up, you don't have a representative republic. You have an oligarchy or dictatorship/totalitarian government.
We have had that with the Democrats ever since Barack Obama self-righteously proclaimed that 'he won' and 'the Republicans could come for the ride but they had to sit in back. When in power, the Democrats won't negotiate anything. It's their way or nothing.
In a representative republic, the Founders expected everything to be negotiated. In a negotiation everybody doesn't get everything they want--there will of necessity be winners, losers, disappointments, concessions--but you try to see that the large majority gets enough of what they want/need to be able to agree.
Supreme Court rulings that again and again and again were 5/4 were not decisions made on judicial integrity but purely partisan votes on one side. Congressional votes that are one party votes yes and the other party votes no are not negotiated bills but dictated ones by whoever is in the majority.
Sometimes it may have to be that way. But the Speaker of the House has to work with ALL Republican, not just the six or eight that demand their way or the highway. And however righteous those eight Republican might think they are, they were wrong to enlist Democrats who have NO INTEREST in doing good for America or Americans to take out their political opponent.
It was a huge win for the Democrats and a huge loss for the Republicans. And I honestly think we just handed the Democrats the 2024 election.