Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot allegedly told counsel of the Chicago Park District, “I have the biggest d ick in Chicago,” according to a lawsuit reported on by The Chicago Tribune on Thursday.
According to a lawsuit filed on Wednesday against Lightfoot and the City of Chicago, George Smyrniotis, a lawyer who represented the Chicago Park District, says that Lightfoot cussed him and then-Chicago Park District General Counsel Timothy King out for making a deal with the Joint Civic Committee of Italian Americans to display a statue of Christopher Columbus that had been taken down in the city in 2020 at a Columbus Day parade.
'You make some kind of secret agreement with Italians,' said Lightfoot, according to the complaint, which was first reported by the Chicago Tribune. 'My d**k is bigger than yours and the Italians, I have the biggest d**k in Chicago.'
According to a lawsuit filed on Wednesday against Lightfoot and the City of Chicago, George Smyrniotis, a lawyer who represented the Chicago Park District, says that Lightfoot cussed him and then-Chicago Park District General Counsel Timothy King out for making a deal with the Joint Civic Committee of Italian Americans to display a statue of Christopher Columbus that had been taken down in the city in 2020 at a Columbus Day parade.
'You make some kind of secret agreement with Italians,' said Lightfoot, according to the complaint, which was first reported by the Chicago Tribune. 'My d**k is bigger than yours and the Italians, I have the biggest d**k in Chicago.'
