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Following Daylight Saving Time legislation in the US

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  1. Thank you so much for all of this info! I wish Ben Franklin had never thought up DST. I am corresponding with my state rep to see if we can just stay on Standard time, but I understand a lot of folks like the other. -sigh- Thanks again.

    ~Carol~

  2. I think it’s obvious that most of the States in America want to do away with DST. Why does this have to be such a big deal with the Congress? We are the people, we want it changed.

    I THINK THERE’S SOMETHING MORE IMPORTANT THAN “SAVINGS?” HERE IF WE’RE ALL HONEST. For us it’s more to do with mental well being. It is documented that many people suffer with the Winter Syndrom of less daylight. I, for one, would love it if the Fall and Winter had ONE HOUR MORE OF SUNLIGHT. It’s that simple for me.

    Join me in Ohio changing to STOP DST.

    ?Cindy?

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