Good, why are you upset? This is great strategically. There is no actual case to support the GOP on this, there was a (weak, in my opinion) case for supporting Trump but definitely not for two establishment Republicans unless you only care about tax cuts.

Regarding the policies. Biden has the executive (no, the "steal" isn't going to be "stopped"), there's a lot he could have done regardless of the status of Congress through presidential decrees. But even if Loeffler and Purdue won, nothing would have really changed. The GOP and Dems share bipartisan support for many of Biden's most damaging policies: immigration, imperialistic pro-Zionist foreign policy, Internet censorship, social degeneracy and corporate handouts. There is even bipartisan support for Puerto Rico statehood btw. The GOP never challenge the Dems on something like abortion either. The only thing the GOP actually stands its ground to fight for is tax cuts, economic deregulation that usually causes harmful work, food and living standards, and controlling the Supreme Court (which they do nothing with, its partisanship or partisanship's sake). The Congressional GOP doesn't even support some of the few good policies Trump actually did like the Syria and Afghanistan withdrawals! And to be honest, as bad as even moderate Democrats are, people overestimate the power of the radicals who want to go full police abolition, gun control or whatever. We were going to be seeing more of the same decline regardless. So there is not really a good case at all on ethno-nationalist grounds, on traditionalist grounds or anti-Zionist grounds to support Loeffler and Purdue. How much longer can American nationalists (or nationalists in Europe as well) continue supporting these types blindly to "stop the decay" without getting anything in return?

Noting above and the reality of the political system now, the American nationalist sphere has to suck it up and realise the strategic benefits they have at least. The false conservatives are out of power and basically returning to post-2010 Obama years, but it was those years themselves that led to the initial rise of the alt-right. And despite the alt-right's failure, actual nationalists are far better organised, more active and have a more coherent ideology than they did at the end of Obama's term in 2016. Plus, more white Americans are disgruntled and distrusting with the system than in 2016. With a now weakened GOP and the eventual death of the failed Trumpist cult, which was holding back significantly any actual movement to true nationalism, plus the Moderate Democrats holding full control of Government, this is perfect grounds for recruitment and expanding of actual nationalism. What nationalists, like the NJP, Patriot Front, Groypers, Spencerites and whoever, should realise is that now is a golden opportunity and what they should be doing is getting their act together, organising a political resistance and swallowing up the disenfranchised Trump supporters and disgruntled white working and lower-middle class base. By 2022, there should be openly ethnonationalist candidates being stood in primaries with not necessarily the goal to take power through democratic means but serving as a tool for achieving propaganda victories. Basically, the so-called "ballot box and Armalite" strategy (disavow the second part and replace it with peaceful organising).

There is a real chance for the development of nationalism in America which can obviously be a stepping stone in the future for whatever happens (balkanisation, collapse, etc). People should not be wallowing in misery because some corrupt billionaires lost because currently there are no good options, not even Trump is a good option. You know exactly who your fighting now and which side you should be on, it is time for realism and pragmatism.

Also Loeffler was an extremely terrible candidate. Unelected, extremely corrupt wife of a corrupt billionaire, openly showing contempt for the Trump base in the last days until the runoff election and was basicially the "swamp".