”Hail to the Cheat”: a new political novel by Ted Venetoulis



Long time political activist and television commentator Ted Venetoulis has released a new novel, Hail to the Cheat, an amusing political satire that turns the Washington scene upside down when the First Lady kicks her unfaithful husband and President of the United States out of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

“A historic first,” says Dave Barlow of Wandering Sage Publishing. “A First Lady who chooses not to stand by her husband, but to stand up for her dignity and then her country. Full of twists and turns, a White House filled with cronies, chicanery and a gang of First Ladies past. An amusing, but not far-fetched spoof of American politics with an ending unlike any in the long annals of the affairs of state.”

Hail to the Cheat is available at hailtothecheat.com, barnesandnoble.com, amazon.com, and at local book stores.

Ted Venetoulis’ impressive political resume includes having served on Capitol Hill as a congressional aide, in campaigns for local and national candidates including John and Robert Kennedy, and as Baltimore County Executive, a position held by Spiro Agnew before he became vice president. He was also a Maryland gubernatorial candidate in 1978. Venetoulis previously hosted an award-winning television news magazine, Edition Eleven, and authored The House Shall Choose, which chronicles the two elections determined by the House of Representatives.

Venetoulis currently serves as Chairman and CEO of Corridor Media, Inc., a regional business and political news magazine serving the Baltimore Washington corridor. He has taught courses on politics and the media at Johns Hopkins University and Goucher College. He has been the leader of efforts to return the Baltimore Sun to local ownership and is recognized nationally for his knowledge of the various approaches to restructuring and salvaging the newspaper industry.

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