Chicago Mayor Rips Trump as 'Monster'
- Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson called President Donald Trump "a monster" during a May 2025 public appearance in Chicago.
- Johnson’s remarks followed long-standing tensions over race and political representation, amid a DOJ probe into his administration's hiring practices for alleged discrimination.
- Johnson defended his administration as the most diverse in Chicago’s history, with 64% women, 34% Black, 30% white, 25% Hispanic, and 7% Asian members, reflecting the "American Story."
- He explained that the president’s angry outbursts stem from feeling threatened by an administration that embodies the diversity of Chicago.
- The dispute highlights ongoing political polarization in Chicago and may fuel continued conflict between local leadership and Trump allies amid investigations and public debate.
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