And I will push Congress to give the IMF the resources it needs to help stabilize the economics of Asia, which are such big markets for American farm products. Finally, we need to make sure that our sanctions policy furthers our foreign policy goals without hurting our farmers. That's why I support legislation that ensures that U.S. wheat will not be the unintended victim of an important non-proliferation law. Our policy has been and will continue to be that food should not be used as a weapon. We will resist any action that would lead to a de facto grain embargo.
American farmers can continue to compete and win in the global marketplace.
To make sure that they do, I will continue to fight to make sure they are given a fair chance to build a better future for themselves and their families.