Trump Repeatedly Calls Out Daylight Saving Delay Before Clock Change
Summary
President Donald Trump urged the Senate to make daylight saving time permanent before clocks change on November 1. The Sunshine Protection Act passed the House earlier this year but has not advanced in the Senate, so the scheduled clock change remains in place.Key Facts
- Trump spoke about the issue at a rally in Mississippi on Monday.
- He called the twice-yearly clock change “ridiculous” and said it drives people crazy.
- Trump said many Americans prefer more daylight in the evening.
- The Sunshine Protection Act passed the House earlier this year.
- The bill remains stalled in the Senate.
- Clocks are scheduled to go back across most of the United States on November 1.
- Trump also urged the Senate to act in a Truth Social post.
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