Browsing: OToole

I recently took a vacation and brought a few books along for the ride. One of the books was an autobiography written by Stephen A. Smith…

There is a moment when a political career shifts from public service to self-preservation. It is subtle at first and isn’t easily spotted. But if you…

There are some stories that comfort us, others inform us, and others confront us. Sir Nicholas Winton’s life story does the job of confronting us. The…

I recently had a long overdue dinner with several friends that I grew up and went to college with. The group comprised of a very mixed…

I have been watching a fascinating new series on Paramount, Landman, and I learned of a new term that I think applies to many in the…

There is a lie we tell ourselves somewhere between the first regret and the last good chance. Living that lie or addressing the truth is where…

In Jersey politics, we’ve all heard the old line about “lying in the tall grass.” Most people think it means clearing your head, taking a minute,…

For those who have read my columns over the last few years, you may know that I am both a movie buff and a student of…

This January 13 marks the start of a new beginning for twelve new state assembly members, and I feel somehow compelled to provide some advice. Where does…