Trump Is RIGHT?? The Great Daylight Saving Time Debate! | Bulwark Takes

[@RunsWithScissorsSenior]

In Arizona, we’re smart enough not to change the clocks. Yet, dumb enough to live in the desert.

[@gorilla4454]

Worse, we're dumb enough to farm in the desert.

[@k6b-s2g]

The Time Zones made them nuts vote MAGA Trump!

[@RunsWithScissorsSenior]

@ … I try. I’ve got seeds germinating now indoors for Feb. planting

[@RunsWithScissorsSenior]

@ … if we get no hard freeze some plants become perineal like cotton, peppers, sorghum, peanuts … pineapple! tomatoes! I wish I’d purchased 20 acres of date palms 50 years ago.

[@TheBella2u]

@@k6b-s2gI live in CA and it’s annoying. I hate the 🍊🐖🤡🤮Trump but wouldn’t mind if the time didn’t change but it’s a non issue. Who cares.

[@kayecastleman6353]

My favourite comment on this subject is attributed to a Native American speaker, who allegedly said, "Only a white man could cut the top off his blanket, sew it to the bottom half, and think he has a longer blanket."

[@darklightstudio]

Lol

[@ClauTo-oh5qu]

F-what about groceries!!!

[@kayecastleman6353]

@@ClauTo-oh5qu Are you on the correct thread?

[@joycesnodgrass7068]

👍

[@clairmilanovich6897]

OMG - I too am stunned to find myself agreeing with ANYTHING from Trump's brain. I want STANDARD.

[@victoriaogrady360]

Don't worry about it, Trump will change his mind or lie about something else!

[@patsummit131]

Even a broken clock is correct twice a day.

[@misslamarr]

Well…. This is a huge issue been around for ever! I think any child could handle this!!! If this is a conversation about agreeing with him HOW STUPID…

[@patdent]

People who live in Florida should not get a say! There's no benefit in Florida. Ask the people of Maine.

[@MichaelSwirzewski]

This. Would not get light in winter until 9:30 a.m.

[@teresasellsatl]

@@MichaelSwirzewski If you want to live in the north, deal with it. Why should we in the south have to suffer for your decisions?

[@patdent]

@@teresasellsatl If you live in the south, you deal with it. This subject is a not a national issue. Take it up with your governor. You don't need DST, but that's your local issue. I get less than 8 eight hours daylight today. Think about that.

[@MichaelSwirzewski]

@teresasellsatl I feel the same about politicians from other states. but thats politics in america- suffering for all: except the most wealthy.

[@sarashann]

Ok, if he can get this done, I'll give him full credit for finally getting this accomplished!

[@noirblanc9446]

It's been done twice before but reverted after a lot of issues, look it up

[@TheSTEVEANDEILEEN]

As the cowboys on the ranch used to say, the cows don't care what the clock says.

[@christinestewart987]

Neither do dogs cats or little kids

[@petersage5157]

Farmers too. There was a lot of pushback from the farm industry because trucking regulations affected harvest-to-freight times for time sensitive crops.

[@ttacking]

You know WHO SHOULD care? Inmates-imagine getting an extra hour added to every single day of your sentence for half of the year !?

[@tonileenemanick727]

Yes to keeping Standard Time!

[@Gabriel-ci7db]

So the sun can rise at 4:30 in the morning during the summer? No thanks.

[@Pushindazees]

Sorry, Tim, it's actually Daylight Saving Time. There's no s on the end of Saving. And it makes my stomach hurt, but this maybe the first time I've ever agreed with Trump. Long live Standard Time!!!!

[@chellebruhn64]

Yes to this entire comment!

[@cindycresswell8124]

Been complaining about the changing of time for most of my life.

[@mikki344]

Arizona doesn’t observe daylight savings time and it’s really nice.

[@patdent]

That's because Arizona is far enough south that there's no benefit.

[@Grizazzle]

@patdent Don't change time keeping for the entire country because you choose to live in a more northern state.

[@DonP_is_lostagain]

@patdent That is not it at all. Fully half of Texas is South of Arizona and we do DST.

[@DonP_is_lostagain]

Not all of Arizona does. There are like 2 or 3 counties that switch.

[@mikejua901]

Except in the Navajo Nation

[@zelgadis55tmnt35]

Even though I'm not American, I can say I am not a fan of Daylight Saving. Most of Australia's states do Daylight Saving but my state is one that does not and boy am I grateful for that. Three times in my life though, my state government forced us onto a 'Trial' for Daylight Saving, two of the years the trial lasted just the one summer and one of the times, It lasted for 3 years as the then govt thought, maybe we would like it if we gave it a 'proper go'. It was like the worst case of jet lag that just wouldn't go away and I'm a night owl on top of that. I come alive and awake at night so having to get up for work/school an hour earlier each day killed me because I just could not sleep earlier. Well, at the end of each trial, the question went to referendum and each time, we proudly told the state govt where they could stick their Daylight Saving as we didn't want it. And just for context, the state I live in covers a third of Australia's land mass. (though since the state is so big, I do believe there are 2 different time zones within my state with a small area near the eastern border on a slightly different time for understandable reasons.)

[@Needabreak365]

In Wa we wanted to stay on daylight saving time because in the winter it gets dark at 4. It’s very depressing.

[@thfpnw7103]

I too am in WA. We should keep permanent standard time and not on daylight time. If we keep daylight saving time in the winter (and not an hour later on standard time) it will be pitch black by 3:00 p.m.

[@guslevy9798]

Also in WA. If we go to permanent standard time, sunrise will be at 4 a.m. on the solstice.

[@Playhouse76]

That's the price we pay for living as north as we do. Even if we were to stay on DST year-round, daylight hours would be from around 8:00 am to around 5:20 pm during the middle of winter. We only get about 9.5 hours of daylight during this part of the year.

[@thfpnw7103]

@@guslevy9798 I think I can live with that. It is already so dark outside by 3:30 now and coupled with the grey sky, not a good combo in winter.

[@MKBratster]

@@thfpnw7103 The opposite is actually true in WA. It will get darker an hour later if we stay on DST year-round, not an hour earlier. What’s 4 now would be 5.

[@fionaclements8571]

Give me a break it is not his idea.Other places have done it already Trump is too stupid to think of this

[@CC-qo8ds]

It’s not his idea - he doesn’t care either way. Russia doesn’t have it, so it’s imperatives from above

[@lorinichols9996]

It actually is daylight saving time, Tim. My preference would be to spring ahead 30 minutes and stay there, but I doubt that would be practical.

[@darlingcorinne]

As a resident of Hawaii and a former resident of Arizona, who lived a large portion of my life in oregon and Texas, Trump is RIGHT!!! It’s so nice not having to change clocks. Arizona and Hawaii have it right. And if ya’ll go the other way and institute permanent daylight savings time, then I’ll be 3 hours away from the west coast and 6 hours from the east coast and that really blows.

[@thfpnw7103]

Mona just did her own research on daylight savings time (LOL). I am okay either way but if we stop changing the clock, please stick to standard time and not daylight time permanently.

[@kathypatterson6813]

With DST, here in CA it gets dark at 4:45 pm and the sun rises at 6:45 am. I hate that it’s dark so early.

[@Benfry57]

Indiana here. I used to catch the bus in the dark, and it was no big deal. I would much rather have some time after work or school.

[@audreywellham2413]

Same. 😎

[@davidj.7227]

It's no big deal in Indiana but it is in Northern Michigan on icy roads and sub freezing weather.

[@mitchellbailey7030]

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[@carlhoward9656]

Kids died, by the side of road waiting for the bus in the pitch black. They were hit by cars and buses who couldn’t see them.

[@ttacking]

Yeah, eight floridians died but you still haven't outlined a decent case for year round daylight savings?? The sun sucks and we'll grow to hate it A LOT more as the years go by?!

[@XYZpro7846]

According to Google, 50 million people in America have a sleeping disorder. We should definitely try to be consistent with wake/sleep cycles.

[@direwolf6234]

standard time is more human ....

[@bmj1680]

Daylight savings time has completely ruined my sleep cycle for years.

[@SveaMunnin]

Standard Time 100% from MN. I HATE spring time change when we are finally starting to get light at a decent time in the morning and then all of a sudden we are cast back into darkness for another f'in month. Never thought I would agree with Trump on anything this term, but I 100% agree with this.

[@obgfoster]

Former Wisconsinite & Iowan here. I agree 💯

[@megd5498]

Car accidents and medical health emergencies sharply rise in the week after daylight savings time.

[@healthyquadrants]

Actually as much as 3 weeks after the change

[@kennysp666]

Fall back, spring ahead, or both?

[@healthyquadrants]

@ it is both! and can last even 4 weeks. Time change was ok for farmers hundreds of years ago. No longer works. Quebec, Ontario and New York must agree which one because of stock exchange. Ontario already has agreed to daylight.

[@kennysp666]

@@healthyquadrants I see. .......money ruins everything.

[@healthyquadrants]

And Quebec did daylight in 1940 to save money and increase production during WWII

[@user-ye1go6hw9r]

From dark cold MI, as an autistic adult with severe seasonal affective disorder, PLEASE, FOR THE LOVE OF STAYING SOMEWHAT REGULATED, eliminate the time change. PLEASE. PLEEEASE.

[@yqw1mfk]

Agreed!

[@roachiesmom]

I'm also an autistic adult and for my entire life my questionable on a good day functionality goes off the rails and shuts down with the abomination known as the spring forward portion of our lives, and basically stays that way until the return of the most wonderful day of the year...fall back, y'all.

[@marti_flute]

You like dark late afternoon this time of year?

[@user-ye1go6hw9r]

@marti_flute that has nothing to do with my comment.

[@MaryWatters-g8e]

Circadian rhythms are real and changing times really phuks with our inner clocks.

[@carlyar5281]

Yes! It’s the change that messes with our inner clocks! These guys have misinterpreted the research, standard is not better but the switch in the fall is less severe than the switch in the spring.

[@whiskyjames4200]

I shocked myself in totally agreeing with Donald Trump for once.

[@bodyfitt67]

Ha! That's exactly what we're all thinking 😆

[@windycityliz7711]

Actually, Donald Trump agrees with us.

[@obgfoster]

Same here!

[@Lowwboyyy]

Just because you don't like someone doesn't mean everything they thing they say is wrong lol

[@obgfoster]

@@Lowwboyyy unless you're a MAHA Republican an you don't like Onama, Biden, Harris, Pelodi, Shumer...

[@michaelavery2917]

Mexico stopped daylight saving time 2 years ago and all is well . We like it

[@lagautmd]

Much more southern latitude, less swing in the length of days. It's twilight at 10:00 PM and later in the northern US peak of summer.

[@jolness1]

Spokane is pretty “early” in the time zone. Western Montana is one of the worst.

[@katherinewong2901]

Only time I've ever agreed. We don't have it in Hawaii and it's Wonderful to stay on Nature's clock.

[@maryevanoff2735]

I grew up in Ohio. We didn’t have time change. Moving to California with time change, I’ve NEVER been able to adjust to time change crap!!!

[@stephanysmith5524]

California voters voted to get rid of it years ago...but the politicians haven't enacted it. 🤷‍♀️

[@LizzieCalif]

@stephanysmith5524 Prop 7 passed in 2018 supporting year-round Daylight Saving Time. It gives CA the ability to change if the legislature gets a two-thirds majority vote from the Senate and the Assembly AND if the federal government already allows it. Requires congressional approval. It's a waiting game.

[@jamieelverum8914]

This Californian likes the extra sun in the summer. Makes for beautiful sunsets and fun outside. Depends on the region. If I lived in the north I wouldn’t want the sun rising at 9:00 AM.

[@williamturnier9032]

In Maine during the summer the birds start chirping around 4:45AM and the sun is setting around 8:15PM. Dropping DST would have those birds chirping around 3:45AM and the sun setting around 7:15PM. The further north you move, the better you feel about DST.

[@direwolf6234]

except in winter when it gets light at 9am ....

[@pamala049]

All of this is out the window having grown up in Alaska-you go to school and it’s dark, lunch-maybe dark, go home from school-also dark. And then there’s summer when it’s never dark.

[@existentialpoet8216]

The advantage of choosing to have or not have daylight saving time is about unifying a collective. Americans can't believe in the unity of a commonwealth. Consider how ridiculous it is in the US with the school system. No school system at any level recognizes when the school year ends and begins. If you have several children at different school levels, it becomes impossible to plan a family holiday - one child's school semester ends just before Christmas, and another ends weeks before. If another one of your children is in high school, their semester starts and ends at different times. Not great for organizing family activities. Check out Europe. All their school semesters, regardless of their children's school level, start and end simultaneously. Is unity ever possible in the US?

[@sarabruce7386]

We need to get rid of the clock changing twice a year. Just pick one and stick with it. Changing times disrupts my sleep schedule for several weeks after the change.

[@direwolf6234]

and there is an increase in traffic accidents ....

[@glassman304]

I remember members of the Republican Party going door to door promoting Day Light Savings Time Little League was a major part of their argument followed by Boy Scouts.

[@JTG978]

Standard time. The argument about after school and work activities is such a lame one. You can do outdoor activities after sunset!! Flashlight tag, ghost walks/hikes, night sky watching. Gimme a break. Stop DST. Get creative people! Sunrise at a decent hour is much more significant than sunset at 5.

[@TheFatblob25]

In the very far north, by the Canadian border it will be dark at 3:30 in the afternoon. Anyone in California, the south & Florida don't understand.

[@skierprincessakify]

Same where I am in Alaska.

[@judygriffiths4890]

We are waiting for you guys to stop daylight savings!! We had a vote here in BC, at least a year ago.... overwhelmingly in favour of stopping it...

[@teresasellsatl]

BECAUSE IT STAYS LIGHT UNTIL 11:00 at night, for christs sake.

[@michaelzimmerman635]

DST got scrapped awhile back here in Turkey. No mass extinction event as yet.

[@obgfoster]

A few years ago in the Indianapolis area, on the first Monday after losing an hour, some groggy person rear ended a school bus at a high speed, and a child's leg had to be amputated. Ask that kid how he feels about it.

[@donnacollins1620]

I live in Mexico and we stopped flipping back forth two years go.

[@dariawilber2213]

I came to say thing. I live in México as well and staying at standard time has worked very well for me.

[@dennisconrad6124]

That’s because you’re close to the equator.

[@guercaperdida772]

@@dennisconrad6124 where do you think Mexico is?

[@Joe_Narbaiz]

​​@@dennisconrad6124* equator. But Ecuador is very close to the equator. 🤔😉😄😃😀

[@Joe_Narbaiz]

​@@guercaperdida772 Closer to the equator than the United States. 🤔😉😄😃😀

[@Arianna-tf5tn]

I prefer day light savings time.

[@DonP_is_lostagain]

When I was stationed in Germany in the late 70s, in winter the sun didn't actually come up until roughly 8:30AM and went down around 4PM. In Summer, the sun came up around 3:30AM and went down around 9:30PM. I'm all behind, pick one and stick with it.

[@kennieg]

I was a kid when Nixon tried to fix this. Those pictures on the evening news of the “poor kids” waiting for the bus in the dark took care of that.

[@nayeligomez6556]

When I lived in Texas I didn’t like Daylight saving, but I moved to Michigan and started valuing it.

[@cathywithac]

FYI: The Ontario government did pass legislation back in 2020 to stay on Daylight Saving Time, effectively doing away with the twice yearly time-change tradition. It is contingent on Quebec and New York following suit. Mona, Canada (north of you) staying on Daylight Saving Time gives us more daylight during awake time.

[@novascheller5957]

I hate the time change… STOP it!!! It’s disruptive and actually dangerous to drivers. And I don’t care if Trump likes this…. Once in a great while he stumbles on a good idea.

[@TheRealMake-Make]

If he gets rid of that stupid thing, he’s got my vote. But only on that issue. Wasn’t Congress saying they wanted to do away with it already? The only thing I won’t like is trying to sleep while it’s still bright outside at 10pm.

[@cherimills7279]

If AZ had to go on DST it could be 110 degrees at 10 pm

[@franklinadams7826]

I agree with no daylight savings but I don’t like Trump. We have daylight savings in Australia and I hate it.

[@tonisodano5472]

I’ll take whatever time GETS RIDE OF HIM

[@marti_flute]

YES!

[@katecoffee4744]

Standard Time, please!

[@timotto5792]

Standard time sux ! I want Daylight savings all year... I want it to be Light Later !!! who cares about the mornings? ???

[@jennkellie7341]

I am from a Canadian town so far north, that sunrise and sunset shift by 3 minutes per day. That means the sun rises between 2am in the summer and 10am in the winter. We do not change time here. It doesn't matter when the four hours of sun are in the winter, or when the four hours of dark are in the summer. TLDR: daylight savings is dumb and no one should use it.

[@teresasellsatl]

What are you doing way up there with 5 other people? Who cares what you think?

[@jennkellie7341]

@teresasellsatl lol. As far north as I am, Alaska is still a ways north of me, so my situation is not irrelevant to an American discussion. But to your second question, clearly you do, or you wouldn't have taken the time to leave a comment. Have a lovely weekend!

[@thomasreedy4751]

Daylight Savings Time is far more superior than Daylight Standard Time. People from the north have no issue going to school in the dark for centuries. Having light in the afternoon when the majority of people are not working maximizes personal wellbeing. Also: states only have the power to go to year round standard time. They don’t have the ability to change to day light saving year round. That is the issue.

[@christyann1201]

Most of Arizona doesn’t change. Here in Phoenix we stay on a mountain standard time. It’s important that we get cool morning hours ( as cool as we can get) for outdoor workers and air conditioning workers etc.

[@dianne5086]

Whether you like DST or not may depend on how far north or south you live and/or where you're located in your time zone. There is no way to please everyone.

[@jacquelinepronovost8122]

Standard time is better for your health.

[@teresasellsatl]

No. It's depressing to get dark early. That's BAD for your health.

[@barikitchens6383]

It’s like jet lag for several days!

[@aplund]

Another set of people conflating the idea of time vs schedules.

[@marjiegirl]

From Arizona who doesn't do daylight savings now live in Colorado who does.... I say get rid of it getting dark at 4:30 is bs

[@georgemcelroy3058]

Half and half? Permanently change the clock back 1/2 hour? This is an insane discussion, so I am all in!!!

[@JanRonandArthur]

Absolutely. Split the difference and call it done. But this whole topic is very telling. This country is so large and so diverse. Think about that when thinking about everything else.

[@hotsoup1001]

We'll adjust to whichever solution gets decided on. Just please finally stop this ridiculous madness. I don't care which party or president gets the credit for it.

[@chellebruhn64]

The argument about light at the end of the day doesn’t make a ton of sense. We’re in standard time during the shortest days of the year anyway! A switch to standard time means keeping our external clocks more in-line with our internal clocks all year, which is better for health and mental well-being.

[@ShulaMG]

Standard time sucks

[@NickPerriFitness]

Standard time all the time. Mona is right on all counts. And we don't need to listen to sleep scientists to figure this out, but they're right, too.

[@lauranichols945]

Sorry, Tim, Associated Press style is Daylight Saving Time.

[@maine2ireland]

Earliest sunrise would be in Maine at 3:58 AM in the summer on standard time.

[@iamanomas]

The change in the time ever bothered my kids or me at all. I see the benefits outweigh the negatives. More light at night. More sunshine.

[@lizanderson7309]

Keep Daylight Saving Time!! It’s awful that it gets dark at 4pm 😢

[@obgfoster]

Or just change time zones in states on the edges.

[@marti_flute]

Thank goodness I am not the only one here to want DST. My life gets back to normal when we go back to DST the first Sunday in March.

[@55cook]

@@marti_flute Except that you lose an hour springing forward.

[@beckyweisfeld6977]

Where do you live? Alaska?

[@WRIGHTWAY5280]

Arizona has it figured out.

[@richardleatherman193]

I would rather have sunrise at 9 am than sunset before 5 pm which is what we currently get on the Front Range of Colorado.

[@HealerWomyn]

I HATE Daylight Saving Time!!!!

[@blackblade6646]

I totally agree with Tim. I have SAD too and the insanely early sunset is awful! Who on earth needs it to be daylight at 5:00am? I'm surprised everyone was so against him.

[@direwolf6234]

but it will be dark until 9am ...

[@isadelahunt2284]

If you have kids or animals changing the time is horrible! I just never change my clocks, regardless of what anyone else does. I stay on standard time and change the times I do things, when I have schedules with other people.

[@rogerbernard9572]

I work for myself AND I never change the clock … I’m for more light during the day.

[@patralink]

Okay this is one thing that I can agree with trump on. I am sick to death of DST. It is just horrible. Let's get this done!

[@lauraw.7008]

I will say I think the studies indicate it’s unhealthy for us doing the changes.

[@James-j5d3f]

Pick one and stay with it just stop changing the clock!

[@legsleroux4654]

I’ll do Tim one better: Keep summer late as is, and make winter two hours later so even more night light during the dark season.

[@midwestlawyer]

I live in the northern plains, and I vote no. I have brutal cold winters, so I want my long summer evenings. Also, never had a problem with the time change. Also, if you're not self employed, you would need your employers to change their schedule to 7-4 so we have the same evening hours here in the north land.

[@iambecomepaul]

WRONG!!! I want DST ALL THE TIME! “Standard time” is illogical in my mind.

[@cmonkey272]

I'm with Tim on having perma-DST (schools should start later anyway, for the health of children, having nothing to do with sunrise). That said, I love Mona's snuggly sweatshirt!

[@whimzter22]

I'm all in for staying in Standard Time!!

[@htimsxam]

I’m with Tim!

[@jzb2414]

I’d go permanent Darkness Saving Time. 1-hour behind current standard time all year.

[@FargoFalls]

Many countries and states (both kinds) don't change the clock and it works great! I love it where I live and I laugh at my co-workers who have to always figure what time they are in relation to us since they're the ones changing and I decide on meeting times...

[@Jay-z2x]

Yeah just because the kids got in an accident doesn’t mean it was because of daylight saving time

[@mattfoley6082]

Trump is from FL where DST has little effect. It's in the northern latitudes where DST makes sense.

[@carlyar5281]

Exactly!!!

[@direwolf6234]

at 42 north latitude - new york & san francisco .. daylight hours .. june = 15 hours 15 mins .. december = 9 hours 6 mins ...

[@cherylhughes2988]

Stay on standard time. It's fine for it to get dark at 8:15 in the summer instead of 9:15. It's insane for the sun to go down at such a ridiculously late hour. Tim, you're wrong.

[@carlyar5281]

I’m guessing you live at a much lower latitude. Because in northern latitudes the sun doesn’t set until 10pm at night in the summer or later. But if we were to stay on standard time instead of having a 5 AM sunrise, we would have a 4 AM sunrise. In the winter on standard time the sunrise is just before 8am, but sun set is 4pm.

[@womenfrom0202]

I know people get into fatal car accidents when the day gets one hr shorter. I know my body is not working as it should the days following the resetting of the clock. It could be some scientists see major long term health effects due to this.

[@carlyar5281]

Yes. It’s the changing of the clocks, particularly the spring time change where we lose an hour that has the most harm. It’s not daylight saving time that’s the harm. It’s the changing clocks and the loss of an hour. There is tons of data demonstrating that changing the clocks is harmful to our health. We need to stop switching every six months and just stick with one .

[@jamesrobinson4703]

DayLight Savings IS OUR REGULAR TIME ! We're on it by far most of the year which by DEFAULT makes it our regular time. Daylight Savings does just what it says IT SAVES DAYLIGHT FOR WHEN MOST EVERYONE IS AWAKE ! Because of Standard time the sun now starts going down at 4:00 in the afternoon. By 5:00 pm its literally pitch dark. Which means everyone is now up for 5-6 hours in absolute darkness. If we stayed on Standard time all year it would start getting light at 3:00 am in the morning in the summer. By 4:00 am it would be absolute daylight outside and to make it worse we'd lose our later summer glowing evenings. Which is ABSOLUTELY POSITIVELY CRAZY !! Finally, the nonsensical excuses of children waiting for a bus in the dark is moronic. If we stayed on Daylight Savings it would be getting light by 7:00 am. and every second that went by it would be getting lighter not darker. If it was really a problem and its not, just start school 1/2 hour later. To make EVERYONE live this Standard Time all year is NONSENSE and quite Stupid too.... A child is only a child for a few years. To make that person live their next 65+years because it was a little dark in the morning for a couple months way back when, is RIDICULOUS !!!

[@Coloradocorean]

Well, to be fair in your argument, it’s not just one cohort of students - it’s generations of students. I personally don’t care what we pick as long as it stays the same.

[@jamesrobinson4703]

@Coloradocorean CORRECT !! That's the point. (It would be everybody.) The way we are living now (Standard Time), would be permanent. Kids can't hardly do anything outside after school because it's now so dark so early. EVERYONE I know hates driving home everyday after work in darkness as well. This is CRAZY !! ...and obviously not good for anyone's Day/Night rhythms.

[@richiegomez2769]

Holy shit….you mentioned Spokane. I’m so honoured. Lmao

[@jeannedigennaro6484]

I hope somebody figures this out because it’s an unnecessary stress on us all.

[@naolmstead]

I have a novel idea. Instead of fighting over whether to change the clocks or not how about we destroy the idea that we are chained to the same schedules all year round? Why are we all still stuck on this industrial era idea that we have to have a rigid schedule just so the factory owners who aren't tied to a rigid schedule like the lowly peons that work for them can maximize profits?

[@robertarussell839]

The time changes screw up the dog’s feeding schedule. With every time change they expect to eat dinner earlier and earlier.😂

[@betzib8021]

Stop messing w time. Keep standard. Toddlers in Alaska do just fine.

[@starfleethastanks]

I support keeping Standard time and I will give Trump as much credit for doing it as America gave Biden for fixing their economy.