Senate Majority Leader John Thune confirmed with The Block, saying: 'We're getting that queued up first thing when we come back.'
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Senate is delaying a vote on the Clarity Act, a landmark crypto market structure bill, until lawmakers return from their August recess next month.
Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) confirmed with The Block late Thursday that the Senate is pushing back a procedural vote for the Clarity Act until September.
"Well, the Dems are insistent on no Clarity vote.
Anyway, I worked with sponsors of the bill," Thune said.
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