I sent a letter to the NY Times last week about DeBlasio ruining our show. Here it is: Dear Editors:
I hope you can print my letter. Thank you for your kind attention.
Mayor DeBlasio’s Sunday morning television briefings characterize his inability to connect with people, edit his talks, and show up as a clear-headed, empathic leader. I am enraged that CBS Sunday Morning, one of the few intelligent regular television shows, has been repeatedly interrupted by DeBlasio reading many notebook pages of words that neither enlighten nor inform nor comfort us. As a lover, appreciator, and writer of humor, I watched the Jim Gaffigan segments later on YouTube. Does DeBlasio interrupt our much-needed entertainment, because with churches closed, he can bore a bigger audience? Because he wants to appear before Cuomo at 11:30? Because he is tall? Because his wife cannot take his long-winded preaching? Because he can? Charlie Chaplin wrote: “I remain just one thing, and one thing only, and that is a clown. It places me on a far higher plane than any politician.” Please Mr. DeBlasio, give us back our Sunday amusement. It is on a higher plane.
Nancy Davidoff Kelton
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Nancy Davidoff Kelton
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I actually sent a letter to the NYT last week about DeBlasio's unbrief briefings during CBS Sunday Morning. Here it is:
Dear Editors:
I hope you can print my letter. Thank you for your kind attention.
Mayor DeBlasio’s Sunday morning television briefings characterize his inability to connect with people, edit his talks, and show up as a clear-headed, empathic leader. I am enraged that CBS Sunday Morning, one of the few intelligent regular television shows, has been repeatedly interrupted by DeBlasio reading many notebook pages of words that neither enlighten nor inform nor comfort us. As a lover, appreciator, and writer of humor, I watched the Jim Gaffigan segments later on YouTube. Does DeBlasio interrupt our much-needed entertainment, because with churches closed, he can bore a bigger audience? Because he wants to appear before Cuomo at 11:30? Because he is tall? Because his wife cannot take his long-winded preaching? Because he can? Charlie Chaplin wrote: “I remain just one thing, and one thing only, and that is a clown. It places me on a far higher plane than any politician.” Please Mr. DeBlasio, give us back our Sunday amusement. It is on a higher plane.
Nancy Davidoff Kelton
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A Piper
6 years ago
Why have you been doing this? It's just shows such a disconnection from the rest of US. STOP IT!
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Lena Medina
6 years ago
We need our Sunday ritual!
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Jose Garcia
6 years ago
Agree
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David Cohen
6 years ago
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Jane and Sunday Morning are about the only thing to look forward to these days. Leave Jane and Sunday morning alone!
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Katie
6 years ago
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Yes! Please! CBSSMS is such a respite from the horribleness of our ever day. It’s only 90m one date a week. I think that’s pretty doable, Bill!
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Leave Jane alone!!
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Tess McCormack
6 years ago
Pleaseeee!
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Alicia Zuluaga
6 years ago
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Who can afford DVR right now? Please don't interrupt this show, unless it's an emergency.
Leave Jane alone!!!
Give Jane a break!!!!!!!!
I sent a letter to the NY Times last week about DeBlasio ruining our show. Here it is: Dear Editors: I hope you can print my letter. Thank you for your kind attention. Mayor DeBlasio’s Sunday morning television briefings characterize his inability to connect with people, edit his talks, and show up as a clear-headed, empathic leader. I am enraged that CBS Sunday Morning, one of the few intelligent regular television shows, has been repeatedly interrupted by DeBlasio reading many notebook pages of words that neither enlighten nor inform nor comfort us. As a lover, appreciator, and writer of humor, I watched the Jim Gaffigan segments later on YouTube. Does DeBlasio interrupt our much-needed entertainment, because with churches closed, he can bore a bigger audience? Because he wants to appear before Cuomo at 11:30? Because he is tall? Because his wife cannot take his long-winded preaching? Because he can? Charlie Chaplin wrote: “I remain just one thing, and one thing only, and that is a clown. It places me on a far higher plane than any politician.” Please Mr. DeBlasio, give us back our Sunday amusement. It is on a higher plane. Nancy Davidoff Kelton
I actually sent a letter to the NYT last week about DeBlasio's unbrief briefings during CBS Sunday Morning. Here it is: Dear Editors: I hope you can print my letter. Thank you for your kind attention. Mayor DeBlasio’s Sunday morning television briefings characterize his inability to connect with people, edit his talks, and show up as a clear-headed, empathic leader. I am enraged that CBS Sunday Morning, one of the few intelligent regular television shows, has been repeatedly interrupted by DeBlasio reading many notebook pages of words that neither enlighten nor inform nor comfort us. As a lover, appreciator, and writer of humor, I watched the Jim Gaffigan segments later on YouTube. Does DeBlasio interrupt our much-needed entertainment, because with churches closed, he can bore a bigger audience? Because he wants to appear before Cuomo at 11:30? Because he is tall? Because his wife cannot take his long-winded preaching? Because he can? Charlie Chaplin wrote: “I remain just one thing, and one thing only, and that is a clown. It places me on a far higher plane than any politician.” Please Mr. DeBlasio, give us back our Sunday amusement. It is on a higher plane. Nancy Davidoff Kelton
Why have you been doing this? It's just shows such a disconnection from the rest of US. STOP IT!
We need our Sunday ritual!
Agree
Jane and Sunday Morning are about the only thing to look forward to these days. Leave Jane and Sunday morning alone!
Yes! Please! CBSSMS is such a respite from the horribleness of our ever day. It’s only 90m one date a week. I think that’s pretty doable, Bill!
Leave Jane alone!!
Pleaseeee!
Who can afford DVR right now? Please don't interrupt this show, unless it's an emergency.