Senator Lummis on CLARITY, Bitcoin and Leaving the Senate
Original title: Cynthia Lummis: 'Democrats Hate Trump More Than They Like Good Policy'
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- Senator Cynthia Lummis (R-WY) discussed her legislative path from Lummis-Gillibrand to the CLARITY Act at CoinDesk's Policy & Regulation conference.
- She shared the personal story that first led her to Bitcoin and self-custody.
- She paid tribute to longtime staffer Chris Land.
- Lummis blamed Senate Democrats for last week's failed cloture vote and for CLARITY's defeat.
- She is preparing to leave office in January and urged the industry to turn to the SEC and CFTC.
- She argued the industry is ready to be a force on Capitol Hill without her.
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Why did Lummis blame Democrats for CLARITY's defeat?
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