As Republicans prepare to take full control of Congress in January, GOP leaders are focused on implementing President-elect Donald Trump's agenda, following their electoral victories in the House, Senate, and White House. Meanwhile, Representative-elect Tony Wied began his congressional orientation, marking his first day representing Wisconsin's 8th Congressional District after winning both special and general elections. Wied, who replaces former Representative Mike Gallagher, will finish Gallagher's term and start his full term in January. The orientation program includes nonpartisan aspects and aims to equip new members with the necessary knowledge to effectively serve their districts, offering opportunities to form alliances and prioritize committee aspirations. House Speaker Mike Johnson emphasized the Republican focus on 'America First' policies, predicting significant changes such as the repeal of Obamacare. As Wied and other new members acclimate to their roles, Democrats are reflecting on their losses and planning their strategy moving forward.