Paradigm government affairs head: Claims that the Clarity Act will fail are attempts to manipulate public opinion

The head of government affairs at Paradigm stated that claims regarding the inevitable failure of the Clarity Act are unreliable. Such pessimism is largely driven by anonymous staffers not involved in core negotiations or lawmakers attempting to pressure the White House and Senate leadership. The official noted that major banks are preparing to invest heavily in lobbying and advertising next week, which they would not do if the bill were truly dead. Despite a tight legislative window, the bill remains active.