Don't take anything for granted. Go to the polls, vote your ass off as many times as it takes.

In this noble experiment, more than 200 years old now, in representative constitutional democracy that we call the United States of America, after an election, there may be no finer, no more pure feeling than rubbing the other guy's face in his loss.

Hey, everybody.

I'm Steve Green with Scott Ott and Zoe Rachel filling in for Bill Whittle this week.

And this is Right Angle, brought you by the members of Bill Whittle.com.

And hey, before I get to our races that we just

can't wait to feel a little shot in Freud about, let me ask you to click that notification

indicator, give us the five star, the thumbs up, whatever it is that helps us get these videos

to you, because that's the whole point, right? Right. Okay, let's move on. Gentlemen, I've been, I've been watching

not all 400 and whatever number of races there are, in 435 in Congress in the 32 or 33 and the

set. I'm not watching all of them, but there are a few races that my black little shriveled up heart

just can't wait for certain Democrats to lose.

And another one of these races pinged my radar this morning.

And it is New York Congressman Sean Patrick Maloney, a Democrat, not just any Democrat.

This is what makes a possible loss so delicious here. He is actually

the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chairman. That is, he is one of the guys in

charge of deciding national election strategy for House Democrats in divvying up the money

and determining where to spend that money

to help these candidates win their races. And his own committee has said, boy, you're in trouble.

Listen to this. Democrats forced to bail out their own campaign chief with $605,000 as the race

titans.

Apparently, there's one of these internal polls, and I tend to trust those more.

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