So, instead of spending $25 million in basically what is a subsidy, a welfare check, we could just maintain the food program as it is today and ship food, keeping the ships busy, keeping the mariners busy, and actually doing something, rather than a welfare check.
Garamendi argues for maintaining food programs to utilize ships and mariners effectively.
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