Senate Eyes Initial CLARITY Act Vote as White House Reviews Ethics Proposal
- Senate prepares for an initial CLARITY Act vote as White House reviews ethics proposal.
- Ethics negotiations and unresolved provisions continue to shape the bill’s Senate path.
- Brian Armstrong backs the CLARITY Act ahead of a potential Senate procedural vote.
The Senate could take its first procedural step on the CLARITY Act before lawmakers leave for the August break, but negotiations over the bill’s remaining ethics provisions continue to determine its path forward.
Senate Majority Leader John Thune said the chamber will likely hold an initial vote before the break, while the White House reviews a bipartisan ethics counterproposal that supporters hope will unlock enough backing for the legislation.
White House Yet to Respond to Ethics Counterproposal
Journalist Eleanor Terrett reported that the White House had not responded to an ethics counterproposal submi…
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