At 2 a.m. tomorrow morning, Americans will fast forward their clock ahead one hour. Monday will roll around and everyone will be grumpy because they lost an hour of sleep but remember — it’s for the greater good…of getting an extra hour of sunlight.
The Resurgent’s Erick Erickson, however, brought up the one question we all want to know the question to: why do we still have daylight savings time?
https://twitter.com/EWErickson/status/972540806480318464
Maybe next century?
My state, Arizona, leading the way!
— Richard Wolfe (@RWurzburg) March 10, 2018
Seriously, that’s the BEST thing about Arizona. NO time changes.
https://twitter.com/Chapman91935/status/972545450648616960
In their minds, they control the universe. So yes, spot on.
https://twitter.com/NateNickers0n/status/972542122879528965
That’s likely to happen before scrapping daylight savings time and even that is iffy.
How can we expect them to agree on truly meaningful things if they can’t agree on getting rid of something that’s been totally useless for almost a century?!
— Patricia (@patgotweet) March 10, 2018
You got a point there, Pat.
Why scrap it? So many of us want the extra daylight hour. Who loses by having that one hire of extra light!?
— Jo Gallivan (@GallivanJo) March 10, 2018
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Get up an hour earlier than and let the rest of America sleep in. Problem solved.
The world doesn’t revolve around you, you know, Jo.
It would require common sense, so never.
— Corey Hager (@cdothager) March 10, 2018
The problem with common sense is it’s not so common.
I want it gone, too. I think it has a chance because it's the perfect, no real impact, empty gesture kind of thing our political class specializes in.
— HungarianFalcon (@HungarianFalcon) March 10, 2018
Eh. You have more hope than the rest of us combined.