http://blogs.jta.org/ENTRY_PERMALINK_HERE/dear-jon-stewart/ Ron Rosenbaum—the journalist who wants you to know he recognized Jon Stewart’s genius long before the rest of us, thank you very much—has an open letter to the Daily Show host encouraging him to change his name. Again. Back to Leibowitz. en-us bharris@jta.org Copyright 2009 2009-07-30T;19:23:01-05:00 herbertkaine@hotmail.com No way that he would ever put the Leibowitz back in his name. The Leibowitz represents the butt of his “humor”. He would never want to be the but of his own humor. How about taking on a nice sounding European sophisticated last name, something like Eichmann No way that he would ever put the Leibowitz back in his name. The Leibowitz represents the butt of his “humor”. He would never want to be the but of his own humor. How about taking on a nice sounding European sophisticated last name, something like Eichmann

]]> 2012-02-09T;19:12:00-05:00 sschwartz@inbox.com First of all, Jon Whateverhislastname owes the world a massive and abject apology for his years-long ridicule of anything and anyone Jewish. Of course, the apologists will say that it was all in the name of comedy. Well, guess what, it ain’t funny!!! First of all, Jon Whateverhislastname owes the world a massive and abject apology for his years-long ridicule of anything and anyone Jewish. Of course, the apologists will say that it was all in the name of comedy. Well, guess what, it ain’t funny!!!

]]> 2012-02-09T;19:12:00-05:00 kshapero@yahoo.com Kinda think this Jon’s business not ours. But it would be nice. Kinda think this Jon’s business not ours. But it would be nice.

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