Commentary This winter of the Democrats’ discontent could turn into a wipeout come November in the House of Representatives—including losses from California’s overwhelmingly Democratic House delegation. Republicans currently control 11 House seats from here, with 42 Democrats. The 53 total will be reduced to 52 because the state lost a seat. As I noted in a previous article, the new redistricting maps could hurt Republicans—unless there is a “strong anti-Biden national tsunami some are predicting.” According to a new analysis by Henry Olson in the Washington Post, that may be what’s about to unfold. Olson looked at the upset win by Republican Glenn Youngkin in the Virginia gubernatorial race and the near-loss by incumbent Democrat Gov. Phil Murphy in New Jersey last November. He also factored President Biden’s swing downward in approval ratings. The president “won the 2020 popular vote by 4.5 percentage points, but on election day 2021, his net …