Tillis’ Grand Gesture: Will the Clarity Act Survive the Senate’s Circus?
How curious, then, that Tillis, once the bill’s most vociferous internal critic, now champions its cause. Was it divine intervention, or merely the sweet whispers of political expediency? His previous laments about stablecoin yield provisions and the archaic treatment of software developers under 1960-era statutes seem but distant memories. Ah, the malleability of conviction! His shift, we are told, signals that negotiations have “moved far enough to proceed.” How far is far enough, one wonders, in this grand ballet of compromise?






