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Summary: - “In March, the Senate voted to put a stop next year to the twice-annual changing of clocks” - “opinions break down by region, not by party” - “the
by jader201 4y ago
Summary:
- “In March, the Senate voted to put a stop next year to the twice-annual changing of clocks”
- “opinions break down by region, not by party”
- “they do not expect Congress to reach agreement before the end of the year”
- “Senate would need to reintroduce the bill next year if it is not approved by the end of the year”
- “Critics … say it will force many children to walk to school in darkness during the winter”
- lioeters 4y agoThat last point does pull on the heart strings. I'd never heard that argument in support of daylight-saving time. "Think of the children, walking to school in the dark winter mornings.." Well, they could start school an hour later during the winter.
- jader201 4y ago… or just make standard time permanent instead of daylight saving time. :)