I worry that a continued push in that direction will erode domestic support for this longstanding program.
Glenn Thompson: “I worry that a continued push in that direction will erode domestic support for this longstanding program.”
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Thompson expresses concern about the Food for Peace Program's shift away from U.S.-grown food.
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