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Dem lawmakers objected to listening, citing Trump’s ‘crypto corruption’


Representative Maxine Waters, who ranked the House Financial Services Committee (HFSC), led some democratic lawmakers from a joint hearing on digital possessions in response to what he called “corruption of the United States President” about cryptocurrencies.

At a joint May 6 hearing of the HFSC and House Committee on Agriculture, Rep. Waters remained Standing while addressing the Republican leadership, saying that he intended to hinder the proceedings because of Donald Trump’s corruption, “Crypto -owned,” and the supervision of government agencies. Digital Asset Subcomm Committee Chair Bryan Steil, who seems to be taking advantage of a loophole to the Committee’s rules, Republican lawmakers said it would continue the event as a “roundtable” rather than a hearing.

HFSC Chair French Hill encouraged hearing lawmakers to create a “long -term framework” in digital ownership, but did not directly address any of the Rep. Waters’ and Democrats about Trump’s involvement in the crypto industry. He claimed the waters doing the hearing of a partisan issue and shutting down a discussion on a digital asset regulation framework.