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2026-10-07 01:17
Thune: Senate Has No Clear Path to Ending Clock Changes
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Thune says no 'path forward' for permanent daylight saving time bill USA Today
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Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) says there is “no clear path forward” to pass legislation to make daylight saving time year-round despite the strong support the legislation has from President Trump, who has stepped up pressure on GOP senators to move it.
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Thune: ‘No clear path forward’ on permanent daylight savings time legislation
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Thune says no 'path forward' for permanent daylight saving time bill - USA Today
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Thune: Senate Has No Clear Path to Ending Clock Changes - Newsmax
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Permanent daylight saving time: Why this Republican senator disagrees with it, despite Trump’s support
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