Three Progressive Groups Challenge Gillibrand Over Crypto Family Ties Amid CLARITY Act Negotiations

Three progressive organizations—Indivisible, Demand Progress, and the Revolving Door Project—sent a letter Tuesday evening to Democratic Senate offices, criticizing Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand over her son's ties to the crypto industry. The move complicates efforts to broker a compromise on the CLARITY Act's unresolved ethics provisions and signals that Senate Democrats backing the bill face organized political pressure. The groups argue that Democratic attacks on President Trump's crypto ventures lose credibility if the party's lead negotiator has close family connections to the industry. Meanwhile, bipartisan talks continue on ethics language, with negotiations led by Sens. Bernie Moreno, Cynthia Lummis, and Thom Tillis. The CLARITY Act requires 60 Senate votes to pass. The Senate is expected to consider the legislation before its August recess.
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