Senator Warren's take on the midterms and her suggestions for what's to be done now:

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/11/12/opinion/elizabeth-warren-democrat-senate-midterm.html?unlocked_article_code=mBVg2MNKQ88pa9XDXCP3ZgPCghWLb6Ot9raAA_6pT4LLq_zN_D-le9t4Ea-gCxgzc9fKpe5i2n8OaR93u8WopY2uvY95nPgieZwWEXNVBz2_eJefEioyGUDE7Ugo2wggRzhQgwo4wmsokZNOqIFsu-BCPopV4duu5VPcMY2exn3dYfFQgXJdertJEE8FLDbyg7RX1EgRhKTZag1zXbm9_x-Z4SMH5exNsBmtdQPoNuNLKDHG1Fb0M8jjlh0NQsly-bg4RgC0psgxobxoLy6EdiILnURsPUmNKK4fHRdXtPhLmS25bTXsH4Yn2wl6JW4NOZzOJ8EORtcTqGNoV6pomqe-k6xsjwS5h_4AjJbBqQoIjQ&smid=share-url

It's an argument for moving forward with Biden's agenda. She notes that large chunks of it were derailed by a few Democrats (as well as the entire Republican party). She does not offer advice about strategies that will breach the blockade next term, but she makes a strong case that it was actual progressive/Democratic accomplishments (not messaging) that influenced voters and won the day.