Release the Dogs of War Quotes

“I swear we could get more done if half of Congress wasn’t incompetent and the other half bought.”
― Michael Anderle, Release the Dogs of War

“She approached the brazier and she dropped a small amount of incense in the coals, allowing the smoke to waft up. She used her hands to pull the smoke to her, cleansing senses and mind. She wanted to snort. It would take so much more smoke than this to cleanse her, but that was for another time. Waiting there in the room for a seemingly endless time, more peace came to her. It was the calmness that was always present, but too often easy to miss unless you allowed yourself the option of experiencing”
― Michael Anderle, Release the Dogs of War

“I swear we could get more done if half of Congress wasn’t incompetent and the other half bought.” “Well, certainly on one side of the aisle,” George agreed. “Hmmph. I’m pretty sure that’s both sides of the aisle, George,” the President responded. “Maybe there are fewer idiots on our side, but that just makes the whole thing that much sadder. Those guys are smart enough, and they’re using it for personal political ambition.” “Makes you wonder how you got in,” George said as he pulled up his PowerPoint presentation to review with the President. There wasn’t much on it, just a few code phrases that reminded George what he wanted to speak about and in what order. He could have used notecards, but that made him seem antiquated. One almost useless laptop later, he seemed up to speed on technology. Hurrah for him! “No, I got in because those who knew better thought they could manipulate me.” He shrugged. “I wasn’t too stupid to recognize that. I was just smart enough to make sure my eagerness hid any rejections of their requests until I got the job. Then they found out they could kiss my ass,” the President said.”
― Michael Anderle, Release the Dogs of War

“When you aren’t being a patented pain in the ass, what can you do?”
― Michael Anderle, Release the Dogs of War

“exclaimed,”
― Michael Anderle, Release the Dogs of War