Fail to overlook the marxist undertow in the US economy. The workers seem to be starting to discover that they are in fact the means of production, that not having the wheel grinding down their shoulders is a good thing, that doing stuff at home is better than staring at the office and at customers that should be venting at the boss, not them. There may be a large social shift forming, and the upper crust better be right on top of it, lest it get out of hand.
Which is to say, 2017 seemed to usher in a new normal, and 2020-21 may be seeing the leading edge of a very different new normal, unless the old guard can effectively quash it before it gains traction.
For the past thirty years, the RW has become increasingly shrill, perhaps because they fear their own contraction. Fewer people have to shout louder in order to be heard. The question is about whether the broad middle will notice their shrillness or not. In '13, the thought of president CFEFWSG was not even a serious consideration. Where will the country be 3 years from now? The possibility does exist that Deutschebank will sack up and really put the squeeze on Individual-ONE next year. That could seriously change the dynamic.
tldr: things are changing, do not use yesterday's math to measure tomorrow