The only problem is that current law precludes the extension of CommodityCredit Corporation agricultural export credits unless there is a reasonable prospect of repayment.
The Center for Security Policy calls upon the CommodityCredit Corporation to refrain from any action that would raise further questions about its management of taxpayer resources within its purview.
Evidence of its dilemma can be found in initial White House reluctance even to acknowledge publicly the full magnitude of Moscow's latest bid to tap U.S. taxpayer largesse via credits supported by the Department of Agriculture's CommodityCredit Corporation (CCC).