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Topic	Do you want Congress to change daylight savings time?
Medussa 11/06/22 7:45:35 AM #23:	Serious_Cat posted... Because a state can opt out of DST on its own. Florida wanted to keep DST all year. but indiana went from not having it to having it. Crazyman93 posted... Probably not. Welcome to American Politics, where every single thing, no matter how pointless, trivial, or irrelevant, can be a pitched battleground between two sides that refuse to work together. probabaly. though the article did say the issue in the house was more regional then political. of course, that doesn't mean it wouldn't become political if the regional became irrelevant. --- Boom! That's right, this is all happening! You cannot change the channel now! Conversation is neither required nor desired. <cite>Medussa posted [p:969229186] in Do you wan... [t:80223147]...</cite> <quote>Serious_Cat posted... </cite><quote>Because a state can opt out of DST on its own. Florida wanted to keep DST all year.</quote>but indiana went from not having it to having it.Crazyman93 posted... </cite><quote>Probably not. Welcome to American Politics, where every single thing, no matter how pointless, trivial, or irrelevant, can be a pitched battleground between two sides that refuse to work together.</quote>probabaly. though the article did say the issue in the house was more regional then political. of course, that doesn't mean it wouldn't become political if the regional became irrelevant. --- Boom! That's right, this is all happening! You cannot change the channel now!Conversation is neither required nor desired.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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