GOP IN BURRITO BRAWL OVER $20 MEAL FURY
A $20 burrito has ignited a full-blown food fight inside the GOP, and the sparks are flying fast. It all started with Andrew Kolvet’s viral post about a college student grumbling that a burrito “shouldn’t cost $20,” and suddenly conservatives were duking it out online over the price of lunch, young people’s spending habits, and whether anyone involved has ever actually faced a real burrito bill. Marc Thiessen jumped in with a hard-nosed lecture about economizing and leaning on prepaid cafeteria meals, but Vice President JD Vance came back swinging with a sharp jab on X, saying, “If you’ve ever met (Thiessen) in person, it’s quite obvious the man has never missed a burrito.” What began as a complaint about food prices has turned into a very public, very political test of who gets the last word on everyday costs.
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