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2026-10-07 12:02
Trump's daylight saving push gets new pressure campaign from House GOP leaders
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House GOP leaders are now openly acknowledging that their mid-decade redistricting push didn't work out as well as they'd hoped. Why it matters: Republicans kicked off the redistricting wars hoping new maps would give them a bigger cushion against the historical headwinds facing the president's…
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Sen. Tom Cotton’s (R-Ark.) Democratic opponent Hallie Shoffner said on Tuesday that “not once” has daylight savings come up on the campaign trail, after President Trump aired his frustration over stalled legislation that would make daylight saving time permanent.
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Trump shared Tom Cotton's cell phone number after the Arkansas senator opposed the Sunshine Protection Act for permanent daylight saving time.
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Trump's daylight saving push gets new pressure campaign from House GOP leaders
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House GOP leaders admit redistricting fell short
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Cotton's opponent: 'Not once' has daylight savings come up on campaign trail
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Trump, GOP Sen. Cotton spar over Daylight Saving bill; Trump posts Cotton's cell number | Sunrise
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