Bipartisan group of attorneys general pen letter opposing ‘ambiguous’ Clarity Act

A bipartisan group of attorneys general sent a letter Monday to Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC), chairman of the Senate banking committee, and ranking member Sen.
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