Last week’s tidal wave election was both an embrace of Democrats and a firm, widespread rejection of Trumpism and MAGA. Thankfully, Donald Trump himself is not contesting the results, as he had threatened to do, perhaps a product of just how acutely he’s been rebuffed by the American public. When the 120th Congress convenes on Jan. 3 under two Brooklyn guys, House Speaker Hakeem Jeffries and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, there must be accountability and proper oversight for Trump’s malfeasance and corruption. The line of inquiry is deep, from self-enrichment for himself, family and friends to terrible policies like RFK Jr.’s damage to public health. But any Democratic probes must be fair and honest and not the rigged investigations and prosecutions that Trump and the GOP have engaged in. Some are suggesting the new Democratic majorities should focus their energies not on investigations, probes and possible impeachments but only on affordability and kitchen table issues. In fact, they can and should do both. The voters who gave them their large margins do care about corrupti