Ken Griffin: 2 South Side food stores better use of $50 million than political ads

It's depressing to see thousands of ads pitching Richard Irvin for governor, paid for by Ken Griffin, to essentially keep Griffin's Illinois taxes low and unfair. They bring to mind how more value that $50 million could have provided Illinois by buying up and maintaining the now closing Whole Foods store in Englewood and the Aldi store in Gresham, both on Chicago's food impoverished South Side. I'd like to see Griffin put his money where the mouths of tens of thousands of local residents there are chomping for healthy food to eat in a cruel and heartless capitalist society that views those residents as collateral damage in the race to improve the bottom line. That mentality will never improve America's bottom line among the many more caring nations of the world.