Why should that be the case? It's queued up with Horowitz, and POTUS said quite explicitly that the only thing holding it up to this point was the election that just happened.
Bombs away.
What did Dems want?
A repudiation of Trump – didn't really get that.
A blue wave – didn't get it.
A shutdown of Congressional investigations into their corruption – nope, moves to Senate.
A platform to make noise – that's about all they've gotten, and it's not clear they really want to walk into that trap in the way their base wants them to.
Meanwhile, Trump gets a 55-45 Senate with a functional, un-comped majority (which he hasn't had to date). Judicial confirmations and appointments will be a cakewalk. Everything he really needed to be funded is already funded.
The Dems have been given just enough rope to hang themselves.
Sting or no sting, it's not much of a setback. What has actually been lost, versus what has been gained?
"Strategic marker" doesn't equal "done by 11/11." Though I wouldn't be surprised to see the FISA declas grenade get lobbed in by then.
Just observing what Trump actually did during the election cycle should make abundantly clear that he didn't give a fuck about the House in particular.