A single comment about eating liver instead of beef has placed Robert F Kennedy Jr at the centre of a heated cost-of-living debate in the US.
Kennedy sparked controversy after suggesting that struggling families could cut their grocery bills by opting for cheaper cuts of meat, including liver, rather than pricier beef. His remarks, shared widely online, have prompted a fierce argument about food affordability and whether such advice reflects the realities faced by millions of households. At a time when food prices remain stubbornly high, the comments have resonated with some as practical guidance while striking others as an oversimplification of a complex economic crisis.
