April 13, 2021 1:32 p.m. Democratically-aligned groups are doing autopsies on what went wrong in 2020 — or, perhaps more accurately, what didn’t go right enough — as they face the looming 2022 election cycle. The President’s party usually loses seats in its first midterm elections, and Democrats got trounced shortly after they achieved their last two trifectas in 1993 and 2009. With achingly thin margins in both the House and the Senate, Democrats can’t afford to allow even a mild red wave next year. That historical precedent has Democrats looking in the rear...