Democrats oppose the GENIUS Act because they argue it could benefit President Trump, his associates, and wealthy individuals with political influence. The law is necessary, however, because stablecoins have already become a massive, largely unregulated financial market, creating consumer, national security, and strategic risks if the U.S. fails to establish its own rules. Image generated by Google Gemini. In July 2025, President Trump signed the GENIUS Act, the first federal law in U.S. history to regulate stablecoins, which passed with strong bipartisan support: 68–30 in the Senate and 308–122 in the House. Democrats oppose the GENIUS Act because they claim its lighter regulatory framework could benefit large, well-funded stablecoin issuers, including companies they allege may have ties to President Trump or his associates. Critics argue the…

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