Democrats are looking toward healthcare, tariffs and congressional investigations after their U.S. midterm election gains gave them new leverage over President Donald Trump, The Guardian reported Sunday.

The newspaper described the party’s approach to the next two years as a mix of lawmaking and scrutiny of the administration, rather than a push to impeach Trump.

The agenda follows a campaign focused on what Democrats called “costs, chaos, corruption,” according to The Guardian. The supplied report did not detail specific healthcare or tariff proposals, or a timetable for congressional action.

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