"a piece of chicken, a piece of broccoli, a corn tortilla, and "one other thing." (That "one other thing" being, obviously, Jezebel sauce. Just kidding.) Rollins (who's become somewhat obsessed with trying to starve Americans) bragged about the breakthrough finding on NewsNation on Wednesday, adding that it was the hard-earned product of "1,000 simulations" to optimize a meal just as nutritious as it is cheap."
"According to Rollins, the $3 meal comes as proof that Health and Human Services Secretary RFK Jr.'s new dietary rules-part of the administration's "Make America Healthy Again" push - won't require Americans who are 'living in the margins' to spend more money on what they eat. When asked about how RFK Jr.'s been pushing steak-an undeniable splurge for most Americans-Rollins replied that the prices of 'ground beef is coming down.' OK!"
A $3 meal composed of a piece of chicken, a piece of broccoli, a corn tortilla, and 'one other thing' was promoted as an affordable, nutritious option after 1,000 simulations claimed to optimize cost and nutrition. The meal was presented as evidence that new dietary rules under the 'Make America Healthy Again' initiative would not force Americans 'living in the margins' to spend more on food. A comment noted that ground beef prices are 'coming down.' The proposal triggered widespread social media ridicule and criticism, with opponents contrasting symbolic administration luxuries and questioning cuts to major anti-hunger programs.
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