We live on time.
We can both make time. Even double time. And we can also waste time.
But That’s a congress and presidents who control time.
Politicians have the power to dictate time. Until the hour and minutes of how much time is. That’s why we have a spring this weekend. And when you lose an hour of sleep, you know who to blame.
Not. Don’t come.
But the Congress, of course.
This dates back to more than two centuries.
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Article I, Section 8. Constitution gives the Congress the power to “repair the standard of weight and measure.”
This is stated right next to the congress body for bankruptcy and fines for counterfeits.
After all, this weekend we lose an hour like thieves on the night.
The daylight time first came into force under Johnson’s administration, after the adoption of the 1966 Uniform Time Act. (Bettmann/associate via Getty Images)
Congress formally established daylight time saving time with the 1966 unique time law. He also established time zones in the 1880s to help railway to coordinate. Previously, the weather was knocked on everything the locals said it was. This has led to 144 different local times in the United States Gemini cities Minneapolis and St. Paul even went to different watches, despite the fact that the Mississippi River had separated him.
Thus, the legislators are like “temporal masters” of Doctor Who. But although they did not conduct the last big time war, for some legislators, the time expired for two years of change in time.
“I did not come to me and said,” This is something he uses to our society. “Why do we have more?
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Florida legislators are particularly struggling to codify the time change of law. After all, Florida is the state of Sunshine. A large part of the state economy is based on what you can do outdoors. Sunbathing. Golf. Walking the beach. Go to amusement parks.
“It’s huge in tourism,” said Vln Buchanan, R-Fla. “Instead of dark at 5:39, at 6:30 becomes dark. It makes a big difference. Many times the weather is nice (people) like to be outside.”
Senator Rick Scott, R-Fla, encouraged the legislation of a change in the time when he was a governor of Sunshine. He is the author of an account that he believes to provide all countries with more sun – effectively freezing the weather.
Completed time for daylight savings has long been the cause of Célèbre for Senator Scotta, R-FLA. (East | Getty Images)
“They will conclude the clock. So, stop moving forward -the day between daylight savings and standard weather savings,” Scott said.
Former senator and now State Secretary Marco RubioR-FLA., The author of the Draw a Law for the Day of Time Save time ago a few years ago. To the surprise of all, the Senate approved the bill by a unanimous consent of 2022. But the bill of law then died in the house.
The Congress approved the Law on Standard Time to create the first version of the day of savings of daylight in 1918 during the First World War, the proponents of legislation claimed that there was a “lost light” at the beginning of the day. Changing watches would reward Americans with “additional” daylight hours in the evening.
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“I used to think that my state legislative body had the most interesting ideas in the world,” said Rev. Robert Thomas, D-Ky. “But he never tried to change the sun in his orbit.”
Farmers and the residents of the West opposed the plan.
President Woodrow Wilson wanted to keep a change in time. But the Congress voted to abolish. Wilson then put veto at the expense.
Congress approved the Law on Standard Time, the first iteration of the DayLight Time, 1918 under President Wilson. (Current Printing Agency/Getty Images)
This is followed by one of the most fascinating aspects of the time legislation, congress and the Presidency. There were only 112 successful annulment of the presidential vet in American history. One of them is the legislation of time. Congress overpowered Wilson’s Veto and returned the clock he picked up during World War I.
The presidents were howled by changing time with an executive order to maximize daylight at the time of the crisis.
President Franklin Delano Roosevelt moved watches during World War II. President Richard Nixon did the same during the 1970 OPC departments.
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President Trump was thought to break into the weather. He has been breaking seasonal changes in time for years, dating from his first term of office. Mr. Trump posted about the time of transition to the truth of Social as recently as mid -December.
“The Republican Party will use its best efforts to remove daylight saving time, which has a small but strong electorate unit, but should not! The day of daylight saves is uncomfortable and very expensive for our nation,” the president wrote.
But President Trump He was not inclined to bring back the time back when his colleague Peter Doocy pressed him on Thursday.
It was originally thought that the other Trump administration could mean curtains during daylight savings – but the president does not seem overly eager to take decisive measures. (Chris Kleponis/CNP/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
“It’s a 50/50 question. And if something is a 50/50 question, it’s hard to get excited about it. I suppose people would like to have more lights later. But some people want to have more lights earlier because they don’t want to take their children to school in the dark,” said Mr. Trump.
The problem is that most people take place by changing watches. But they take care that they will be too early in the winter. Or the sun “goes out” in absurd time in the summer.
It depends on where you live.
Earth can be in deep political divisions. But at least one MP believes it’s time for Americans to gather around something.
“I wish we did not have to change watches if this is something that can actually unite Americans right now,” said Senator Andy Kim, Dn.j.
But at least once the older MP did not give the time of the day to change the efforts.
The leader of the minority of Hakeem Jeffries House laughed at the question of his attitude on a daily savings. (Tierney L. Cross/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
“Do you have a daylight thinking?” Asking colleague Ryan Schmelz from the leader of the Hakeem Jeffies minority houses, Dn.y.
Jeffrs laughed.
“There is a lot of going on in the United States. I have not been able to think about the day’s savings,” Jeffries replied.
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Shakespeare wrote that “let every man be the master of his time.” But it’s hard to do when Congress decides the time. Of course, the bard also stated that “what is past is a prologue.”
And that means that despite the legislative efforts, everyone will probably have to change watches again in October when we fall.
