Tim Scott Says CLARITY Act Could Come to Senate Vote Before August Recess
Summary
- Tim Scott said the CLARITY Act could come up for a vote before the Senate's August recess.
- Scott said Republicans were united and would secure Democratic support, allowing a vote to take place this week.
- He said the CLARITY Act would protect consumers while promoting US innovation, and that President Donald Trump's acceptance of an ethics provision marked unprecedented progress.
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Senate Banking Committee Chairman Tim Scott said the CLARITY Act could come up for a vote before the Senate's August recess.
In an interview with Fox Business on Aug. 6, Scott said there was "no doubt" a vote would take place this week. He said he planned to remain in the Senate for at least the next two days, adding that Republicans were united and would also secure Democratic support.
Scott said the CLARITY Act would protect consumers while promoting US innovation. He also said President Donald Trump's acceptance of an ethics provision marked unprecedented progress.
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