Just stay in daylight saving time, don't go back.
It's pretty depressing to start the day in the dark, to be honest (with apologies to folks living in very northern or southern latitudes)
"But before the end of the first month of daylight saving that January, eight children died in traffic accidents in Florida, and a spokesperson for Florida’s education department attributed six of those deaths directly to children going to school in darkness."
On the other hand, leap seconds can die in a fire. Let's only correct that once a century, because no one outside of astronomy cares about that level of astronomical accuracy.