Senate Republicans are working to finalize their legislative agenda before the upcoming August recess, focusing on issues such as cryptocurrency regulation, college sports, and hemp legislation. Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) outlined priorities including funding the government, nominations, and sanctions related to Russia. Thune is also considering another vote on the SAVE Act, aimed at election security, despite expectations that it will not receive sufficient support to advance. Additionally, there are ongoing discussions about the CLARITY Act, which seeks to establish a federal regulatory framework for digital assets, with Democrats expressing concerns about the implications of a procedural vote. The Senate's schedule remains uncertain, with the possibility of extending work into the weekend as lawmakers aim to address various legislative matters.
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Senate Republicans Prepare for August Recess with Legislative Agenda
Senate Republicans are finalizing their legislative agenda ahead of the August recess, focusing on issues such as cryptocurrency regulation, government funding, and college sports. Senate Majority Leader John Thune is considering a vote on the SAVE Act for election security, while discussions continue on the CLARITY Act for digital assets regulation. The Senate may need to work into the weekend to address these issues.
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