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The Clarity Act is a bill that would allow state attorneys general to take a role in enforcing ethics provisions. Negotiations on this draft continue between Democrats and Republicans.
Democrats again objected to some articles regarding the Clarity Act, which Republicans published yesterday and said, "This is the final draft text." According to the news from US media Politico; The Democratic wing also made a counter offer to the Republicans late at night.
“Even those who were not against it began to doubt it.”
According to the news, Democratic senators, who did not actually oppose the law, also began to have doubts about voting "yes" after the latest ethics article updates.
The main subject of objection is; It was stated that it is not possible for state attorneys general to file a lawsuit directly against the president. In fact, the law gives state attorneys general a role in enforcing ethics provisions, but Democrats argue that the US President should also be able to sue directly.
Lummis: Democrats want more concessions every time
Cynthia Lummis, one of the senators who most supported the law, reacted to what happened. Lummis said the following in consecutive tweets:
"We have already made huge concessions, and now the bill is ready to be voted on. But the Democrats want more and more concessions every time. Some of them will not accept whatever articles we put into the bill. They will not vote 'yes' no matter what. Trump also accepted the ethics changes. We made whatever changes you wanted, but you still hold this law as a trump card. There is nothing left to give. If this bill is rejected, the Democrats will have no one to blame but themselves."
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Compromise talks on the draft Clarity Act will be concluded within the next week.
Possible · Within weeks

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