J. Mark Powell
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Our View: Yes, end daylight saving time — but not like this (opens the original)
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There’s finally hope for all of us eager to sunset the pain-in-the-rump and unhealthy twice-a-year mandate to spring forward and fall back. This summer, the U.S. House voted overwhelmingly to end the outdated inconvenience of springtime and autumn clock-changing, known as daylight saving time. Unfortunately, our elected representatives, with their Sunshine Protection Act, opted to make daylight saving time permanent rather than abolishing it in favor of permanent standard time. While ending the
National View: We tried changing daylight saving; everyone hated it (opens the original)
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In an age when it seems Americans can’t agree on much, one thing — and maybe just one — enjoys broad popular support: scrapping the twice-annual clock change. Poll after poll shows a clear majority of Democrats, Republicans, and independents think it’s time to stop the twice-yearly pain in the neck. Congress is considering a bill that would make daylight saving time permanent. The debate makes this a perfect opportunity to visit what happened the last time Congress changed the time change 50-plu
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