Senator Cynthia Lummis said the CLARITY Act is ready after a year of bipartisan daily consultations, with new ethics clause provisions voluntarily accepted by President Trump. Lummis said the revised text incorporates more than 120 Democratic demands and would place federal elected officials, judges, and their spouses under strict ethics constraints. She argued that voting “no” on Tuesday would oppose ethics reforms on politicians’ personal investments, weaken digital asset leadership, and leave Americans unprotected in the digital asset market.