Daylight Savings Time
Here is an article in the National Review by some idiot who doesn't like Daylight Savings Time (DST). I couldn't disagree more. This is the best time of the year: you come home and the sun is up for a few more hours to go play tennis or go for a walk. It's great.
Ultimately, besides the tax cuts, one of the most useful pieces of legislation our President has signed is to extend Daylight Savings Time. Next year DST will be starting on March 11, and from now on will be the second sunday in March to the first Sunday in November from now on. It's only another month or so, but I'll take it.
Here is an article in the National Review by some idiot who doesn't like Daylight Savings Time (DST). I couldn't disagree more. This is the best time of the year: you come home and the sun is up for a few more hours to go play tennis or go for a walk. It's great.
Ultimately, besides the tax cuts, one of the most useful pieces of legislation our President has signed is to extend Daylight Savings Time. Next year DST will be starting on March 11, and from now on will be the second sunday in March to the first Sunday in November from now on. It's only another month or so, but I'll take it.
