BREAKING: Senate Passes Bill Making Daylight Savings Time Permanent and There’s A Good Chance This Could Become Law

The Senate passed a bill Tuesday from Marco Rubio making daylight savings time permanent.

This from therightscoop.com.

Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (D-AZ) obviously is euphoric over the bill.

Normally I wouldn’t look twice at something like this because it would go nowhere.

But the Senate passed it by unanimous consent, meaning no one objected, which is a strong sign it could pass the House.

And if it passes the House by unanimous consent or even by a super majority vote, then Joe Biden no longer matters.

Because even if he were to veto it, they could just override his veto easily.

Here’s the full video from Rubio:

If the bill does pass the House, it won’t be implemented until next year according to Rubio:

Final thoughts, a mixed bag: The world has multiple crisis situations occurring simultaneously and the U.S. Senate is occupying their time with the issue of Daylight Savings Time. Is this a positive or a negative?

Perhaps this is a sign of progress (or the opposite) that congress is able to agree on something.

Perhaps, also, this may be considered as a positive change for all those people/families with multiple clocks throughout the home—every one of them requiring to be sprung forward in the spring and turned back in the fall.

Finally, a shout out to those whose lives are mere minimally affected by daylight savings time. Having lived several years on a dairy farm, I know first-hand the cows don’t allow their milking schedule to be altered. And certain states—parts of Indiana, for example—refuse to change.

How will a permanent daylight savings time affect the Amish and other ethnic and religious minorities. And will the milk cows eventually succumb to the permanency of the change?