I'm not. I'm pleased as punch that we didn't get the Senate too. Once they're seated, the new Representatives should be able to put the kibosh on extravagant spending and other nonsense. If we had the Senate too (but not the ability to override a veto, which was impossible to get), many of the uninformed electorate would be wondering "Well, Repubs have the House and Senate, why haven't they done X?" and blaming us, nevermind that we couldn't get it past a veto. No, holding the Senate and the Executive means the Dems still appear to have the balance of power (and thus garner the lion's share of the blame), while the reality is that we can pretty much stop their agenda dead in it's tracks. It's the best of both worlds, we get to stop them, they get blamed for not doing anything.