This is what I think the Dems should send to the Senate.
1) An infrastructure bill. Make sure there is plenty of work being done in rural areas.
2) A Tax Reform Bill. Increase taxes on corporations and the high income folks to 80% of where they were before the tax cut. Reduce taxes on the middle class by 20% of the increased income.
3) Cut funding of government agencies by 10%. Tell them to cut out the overhead costs of getting their work done.
Where Trump gutted social oriented agencies, restore the funds back to 90% of what they were pre-Trump.
4) Instruct agencies that impact business to reduce regulations that interfere with business without impacting public health, safety, worker's rights or the environment. Start pointing out in-the-way regulations and instruct them to be repealed.
5) Provide an approved path to adoption of US children by the usual carrot/stock method. States that sign on get to keep federal funding they want. States that don't, don't. Simplify the system so it can be accomplished in 6 months and not require a lawyer or any appreciable amount of funds by a prospective parent. Make any provisions a parent giving a child up for adoption that restrict who can adopt the child invalid. I.e., parent who won't be taking care of the child can't restrict adoption to only a specific race religion, gender, etc.
6) Abolish the VA system and replace it by allowing veterans to go to the doctor of their choice and paying for it.
(7) Implement strong tax and incentive policies that will drive businesses to locate in rural and troubled areas. Include in that provisions to help people without jobs or with lower paying jobs to relocate to the new area.
(8) Allow banks, on new mortgages, to charge a per-payment service fee. Regulate it so it's not onerous. This will make small mortgages financially feasible for the banks to offer, which would let lower middle class people better afford a home of their own. Modify Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac mortgage loan policies to allow for repairs to be made to the property as part of the loan (so they can buy a fixer-upper) and to have a draw at the same interest rate (added to the loan and extending the term or increasing the payment, per customer choice) that would be sufficient to cover an hvac replacement or similar serious malfunction.