美参议院拟在8月休会前推动Clarity法案程序性投票

Odaily Odaily Planet Daily News: U.S. Senate Republicans aim to push the Clarity Act to a procedural vote before the August recess, but face obstacles such as a tight legislative schedule, wavering support from some Republican lawmakers, and Democratic concerns about the Trump family's earnings from cryptocurrencies. The fate of the bill hinges on votes from moderate Democrats. However, progressive Senator Elizabeth Warren has warned that supporting the bill would mean compromising with special interests and could potentially benefit the Trump family. The core dispute remains the ethics clause. Democrats demand restrictions on Trump's ability to profit from crypto businesses. Arizona Senator Ruben Gallego is working with North Carolina Republican Senator Thom Tillis on a counter-proposal, which would introduce a mechanism allowing state attorneys general to jointly enforce the law with the Department of Justice.