Trump Vows GOP Will Use Its ‘Best Effort’ To Rid America of Daylight Saving Time

Polls show a majority of Americans are ready to end the practice of changing their clocks.

AP/Charles Krupa
Clockmakers Rich Finn, left, and Tom Erb adjust the time zone controllers on a series of clocks for Paine Field at Everett, Washington a few days before Daylight Saving 2024. AP/Charles Krupa

President Trump is vowing to tackle a cause supported by a large swath of the public — ending the practice of Americans having to change their clocks twice a year. 

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