The answer is yes. Many are doubtful. Oh my goodness, they say, there is so much partisan bitterness. Oh, the majorities in Congress are so small. The country is split.
More gridlock is in the cards.
This view is addle-brained. It is also familiar. According to my unimpeachable source, the Constitution, the President, once sworn, is never irrelevant. His veto is worth 16 Senate votes. He appoints the key federal officials and administers a government with 3 million people on payroll.