US EditionTrump says GOP will push to eliminate daylight saving time
- Donald Trump wants to eliminate Daylight Saving Time across the US, claiming it will save money.
- The Republican Party will work to end Daylight Saving Time, which has a small but strong constituency.
- Since 2015, about 30 states have introduced or passed legislation to end the clock changes.
- Many US states change clocks in March and November to maximize daylight during summer months.
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The century-old practice of turning the clocks back twice a year is very costly for the country, said US President-elect Donald Trump, and promised to abolish daylight saving time after taking office.
Trump Says It's Time to End Daylight Savings
Moving the clocks ahead an hour or back an hour is one of those cultural things that gets a fair bit of attention. It screws some of us up, and our pets don’t when their dinner time is. Come to think of it, neither do we. Body clocks are scrambled a bit for many. People ... Read more Source
President-elect Donald Trump wants to turn off the lights during summer time. In a post on his social media site on Friday, Trump said his party would try to put an end to the practice when he returns to office. “The Republican Party will do everything it can to eliminate summer time, which has a small but strong electorate, but it should not. Summer time is inconvenient and very expensive for our nation,” he wrote. The goal of advancing the clo…
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