XRP Lawyer John Deaton Slams Sen Warren’s Bill To Overturn Chevron Ruling

As a seasoned legal analyst with extensive experience in the crypto industry and a background in securities law, I strongly oppose Senator Warren’s plan to roll back the Supreme Court ruling on Chevron deference. I find it concerning that she is attempting to limit the powers of federal regulators, such as the SEC, at a time when clear regulations are needed in the rapidly evolving crypto market.


Expert: John Deaton, an attorney specializing in XRP matters, fiercely criticizes Democratic senators for their intentions to propose legislation reversing a Supreme Court decision on Chevron deference that confined the regulatory authority of entities like the SEC. Senator Warren spearheads this Democratic initiative aiming to reinstate the Chevron deference.

John Deaton Hits Back At Senator Warren

John Deaton, a lawyer advocating for Ripple (XRP) and a Senate candidate from Massachusetts, criticizes Senator Elizabeth Warren for her persistent opposition to cryptocurrencies. He proposes engaging in a debate with Warren on topics such as the Chevron ruling’s implications, her relationship with Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chair Gary Gensler, and allegations of fostering corruption within U.S. politics.

“John Deaton alleges that she collaborated with Gensler, a bureaucrat without electoral mandate and often criticized for his political biases, to invent testimony. To bolster her own credibility as an expert later, she shared the questions she intended to ask and the answers she desired from him.”

Senate Democrat Warren is preparing to present legislation and gain party approval for reviving the regulatory authority of federal agencies through the Chevron Doctrine. This principle permits agencies to clarify unclear laws when drafting regulations.

Democrats Plans To Roll Back Chevron Ruling

On Tuesday, Democratic senators in the United States Senate are set to introduce a legislative proposal aimed at overturning a recent Supreme Court decision that invalidated the long-standing Chevron principle. This move is backed by Senator Warren, as well as nine other Democratic senators and Senator Bernie Sanders. Meanwhile, John Deaton advocates for term limits in Congress.

“Large corporations are manipulating the power of unelected, conservative judges to bypass our democratic institutions and thwart the intentions of Congress,” stated Senator Warren on Tuesday.

Democrats will make a second attempt on this issue following a House proposal by Rep. Pramila Jayapal. Meanwhile, Republicans endorse the recent Supreme Court decision that revokes the Chevron deference. It’s important to note that the chances of this bill passing into law during this Congress session are significantly reduced.

If Donald Trump’s prospects of winning the presidential election are strong, then Senators Warren and Gensler have a smaller chance of persuading regulators to take a tougher stance against crypto. Additionally, there are indications that Gary Gensler may step down from his position as SEC Chair earlier than expected, around January or February 2025, despite his term not concluding until June 2026.

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2024-07-23 18:28