I agree, but then, at least for some states like Indiana, it brings up a new debate as to which time zone the state or area should permanently move to. In Indiana, high noon by the sun is around 12:30. So no matter which zone you go to, you are still off a half hour. It was not too many years ago, Indiana exempted itself from DST, but the argument was "What time is it in the neighboring state". You cannot win for loosing in my state.