A simple comment about a $20 burrito has set off a major debate on the right over affordability.A Turning Point USA student said “a burrito shouldn’t cost $20.” That sparked a firestorm. Some conservatives called it entitlement or said people just need to learn to cook. Others, including Matt Walsh, warned that Republicans better take the cost-of-living pain seriously or risk losing ground.Vice President JD Vance even jumped in. The burrito has become a symbol for a bigger question: Are everyday costs still too high, and is the GOP focused enough on it?Do you agree with the warning that ignoring affordability could cause Republicans to lose ground? Have food and living costs hit you hard enough that it’s changed how you view the economy?