Washington Post columnist Megan McArdle wrote a column arguing that the price of eggs is relatively inexpensive compared to prices from over 100 years ago.
The article also received backlash on Twitter for appearing to mock kitchen table issues.
Washington Examiner Ian Haworth also joked,"'Can’t afford food? Well your ancestors were hungry too, so shut the f*** up!'""The Sky is Green," radio host Jesse Kelly remarked. "I honestly can't believe there are people getting mad about this column," she commented, while linking to the article.
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