US President Donald Trump has strongly urged the Senate to clear the Sunshine Protection Act, voicing sharp frustration over early evening darkness in a recent social media statement. Taking to Truth Social, the US leader drew attention to the swift onset of dusk, noting that sunset occurred at 5:06 pm while total darkness had descended by 5:31 pm. “It’s so dark outside, so early,” he wrote, reflecting on the seasonal shift.
The proposed legislation aims to establish daylight saving time permanently across the country, thereby halting the biannual ritual of adjusting clocks backwards and forwards. Reflecting on the public frustration surrounding time changes, Trump remarked, “Just a few days ago it was so nice and sunny at this same time,” while adding that citizens had been “running around changing their clocks all over the place”.
The President highlighted that the House of Representatives has repeatedly endorsed the bill with substantial bipartisan backing, citing a decisive vote of 308-117, whereas the upper chamber has consistently stalled consideration.
ANI
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