Campaigns save money by not mailing to voters who have already voted.
They use congressional franking privileges for official communication.
It interferes with the brain regions used for singing to yourself.
Time zones are regulated by states, not the Secretary of Transportation.
They didn't observe daylight saving time, causing confusion.
To avoid confusion and ensure consistent schedules across regions.
It distracts your brain from the stuck song, replacing it with another melody.
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