The Power Our Legislative Branch Has. . .
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IN THE NAME OF CONSERVING ELECTRICITY, Congress is entertaining a bill that will be dealing with changing day-light savings time. According to this bill, day-light savings time would extend from the last Sunday in March to the last Sunday in November. Although I would thoroughly enjoy the extra daylight during the fall and it would save us from having to deal with our biological clocks adjusting to the time differences, for some reason I don't think this is going to have an overwhelming amount of support -- but maybe that's just me.
IN THE NAME OF CONSERVING ELECTRICITY, Congress is entertaining a bill that will be dealing with changing day-light savings time. According to this bill, day-light savings time would extend from the last Sunday in March to the last Sunday in November. Although I would thoroughly enjoy the extra daylight during the fall and it would save us from having to deal with our biological clocks adjusting to the time differences, for some reason I don't think this is going to have an overwhelming amount of support -- but maybe that's just me.
posted by Chrystal Cain at 12:51 PM
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