Crypto's day of reckoning in the Senate

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : (He also praised Trump for engaging with the business community, "and that's a different experience than what we've had over the last four years.")
63% : The push will include amendments to prohibit non-financial companies from owning stablecoin issuers and make it unlawful to issue or offer stablecoins in the U.S. that are not approved under the bill.
61% : Act on the news with POLITICO Pro.
54% : The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget holds a virtual discussion on "The Dangers of the Current Policy Baseline Gimmick" at 2 p.m. ... Where things stand on government funding -- From Jordain Carney: Senate Democrats "emerged from a closed-door lunch on Wednesday and said that they would not help advance the House GOP-passed, seven-month funding measure unless Republicans would agree to give them amendment votes -- including on a 30-day, alternative short-term funding bill.
51% : " The good news -- Consumer prices climbed by 2.8 percent last month, according to the Labor Department, a softer-than-expected number that Trump officials and allies celebrated as a sign that the new administration's policies are having their intended effect, Sam reported on Wednesday. -- "This inflation report, much like last week's jobs report, is far better than the media predicted and the so-called 'experts' expected.
48% : GROWTH Act -- Reps Beth Van Duyne (R-Texas) and Terri Sewell (D-Ala.) have introduced a bill that would defer taxation of automatically reinvested capital gain distributions in mutual funds.
48% : Aviva Aron-Dine, the former acting assistant secretary for tax policy at Treasury and National Economic Council deputy director, will join the Brookings Institution later this spring as a senior fellow and director of The Hamilton Project.
23% : When will they learn to stop doubting President Trump?"

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