Lummis said critics are trying to use the CLARITY Act to amend the Genius Act that passed a year ago, signaling resistance around the latest legislative language.
Sen. Cynthia Lummis said the latest CLARITY Act language is encountering opposition, warning that the effort is facing "some headwinds." She added that critics are trying to use the CLARITY Act to amend the Genius Act that passed a year ago. The remarks point to friction around how the bill’s updated language is being received and suggest the legislative debate may hinge on whether lawmakers view the measure as a standalone framework or as a vehicle to alter earlier legislation.