Always Cheat reveals how Jesse Ventura, and his campaign chairman Dean
Barkley, violated Minnesota law by bribing a registered candidate for
governor to withdraw from the Reform Party in 1998.
They had two reasons for their illegal act: one was so Ventura could keep the
radio talk show he was hosting, and the other was to remove Ventura's
competition in the September 1998 Reform Party primary election.

Always Cheat describes how Ventura and Barkley, along with Ramsey
County Attorney Susan Gaertner, "controlled" and "fixed" the subsequent
investigation.

Always Cheat describes how Susan Gaertner's romantic relationship with
her employee, John Wodele, caused her to violate the trust of elected office
and pervert the law.

Always Cheat is factually supported with recorded investigative interviews,
transcripts, voice mail messages, video recordings, government memos, news
articles, letters and personal interviews.

Always Cheat confirms that Ventura was not a U.S. Navy SEAL while on
active duty, as he has claimed on several occasions. It also confirms that
Ventura was never engaged in combat, another of his false claims.

Always Cheat lists Ventura quotes that verbally abuse groups of people.