No they won't. If they had a 53-47 majority yeah, it would be like the last two years.
50/50 with Manchin or Warner. You shouldn't be too worried about a liberal revolution.
That being said 2022 looks tough for the Republicans. Republican seats in Iowa, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Wisconsin are up for grabs and all the dem seats are safe. Assuming redistricting doesn't screw the democratic majority in the house, we could see what the Republicans had the past 4 years.
Elections have consequences and whatnot.
Way too early to say what 2022 is going to look like at this point.....12 months ago, Trump was a lock for re-election, then along comes covid. Heck it will likely be too early this time next year to know what's going to happen in 2022....I honestly don't know what to expect
First term presidents almost always lose seats in the house in the mid-term, regardless of party. Happened to Clinton, happened to Obama, happened to Trump....probably would have happened to Bush too if 9/11 hadn't happened. Doesn't mean that will happen this time, just that history says it's the most likely outcome.
Plus, I don't think the Dems can control themselves....maybe they'll surprise me (hopefully), but I wouldn't put it past them to push some big, radical "comprehensive" piece of legislation through, the way they did the ACA, and tick people off enough to make a huge change in the House, again, just like after the ACA. Pure speculation, I'd prefer to be wrong.