BREAKING: The ICE agent who shot a man in the Bronx with his kid in the car has been identified as a sadistic bastard who abused a pregnant woman and a history of illegal arrests!
How is this guy still on the street?
The ICE agent who shot a man with his five-year-old in the car has been identified as Brenden Cuni, an ICE supervisor with a history of violence and lawbreaking.
WIRED reports that “court filings accuse him of using a Taser on a handcuffed man, while activists have alleged he is one of the agents seen forcing a pregnant woman to the ground during a Minneapolis operation. In recent months, federal judges have repeatedly found arrests involving Cuni unlawful.”
“One judge called an arrest warrant he signed ‘fraudulent,’ while another said that video evidence contradicts his sworn account of an arrest; in a third case, the government withdrew his sworn statements as inaccurate.”
Despite all this, this sick fuck was still allowed on the street, to hold a rifle, and has now shot someone.
And he will continue to do so until Democrats take control of Congress and finally start holding people accountable.
This man needs to be in JAIL for his actions, and the sooner the better.
Ben Johnson was earning just $30 a month as a cowboy on an Oklahoma ranch when an unexpected opportunity changed his life. In 1940, at age 22, he agreed to deliver a dozen horses to Arizona for $300—ten months of wages for a single trip. Hollywood producer Howard Hughes noticed his extraordinary ability with horses and offered him a job as a wrangler. For seven years, Johnson worked behind the scenes, handling horses and performing dangerous stunts for stars like John Wayne, Gary Cooper, and James Stewart. Everything changed in 1948 when Johnson chased down a runaway wagon carrying three men during the filming of Fort Apache. Director John Ford witnessed the incredible feat and offered him a contract worth $5,000 a week. Johnson transitioned from stuntman to actor, appearing in Western classics such as She Wore a Yellow Ribbon, Rio Grande, and Wagon Master.
But Hollywood fame wasn't his greatest ambition. Raised by a father who was a world-champion roper, Johnson felt a deep calling to the rodeo arena. In 1953, he walked away from acting for an entire year to pursue that dream. He competed in major rodeos across the country and ultimately became the World Champion Team Roper. The victory came at a price: after a year of travel and competition expenses, he had virtually no money left. Yet he had achieved something deeply personal. Johnson eventually returned to Hollywood, continuing to compete in rodeos and using his success to support charitable events. In 1971, he accepted a role in The Last Picture Show after John Ford persuaded him to reconsider the script. His portrayal of Sam the Lion earned widespread acclaim, and in 1972, he won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor. During his acceptance speech, he declared that his rodeo championship belt meant more to him than the Oscar, earning a standing ovation.
Johnson continued acting for decades, appearing in more than 300 productions while remaining devoted to his ranching and rodeo roots. He helped organize celebrity rodeos that raised millions for children's hospitals and received numerous honors, including induction into the ProRodeo Hall of Fame and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. He died of a heart attack in 1996 at the age of 77, leaving behind an extraordinary legacy. Ben Johnson achieved what few people could even imagine: he became both an Academy Award-winning actor and a world rodeo champion, bridging two vastly different worlds without abandoning either. He may have called himself a cowboy who got lucky, but luck alone doesn't tame runaway horses, win world championships, or deliver an Oscar-winning performance. His life was proof that success means little if you lose touch with who you are—and that the greatest achievement is reaching the top without forgetting where you started.
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Adam Kinzinger is correct! I was an Independent for over 30 years who never voted a party line, that was until Trump! The Republican Party is dead. It has become the party of Trump and Trumpism, a malignant cancer killing our country, Republic, democracy, constitution and freedom. 🤬 #VoteBlue
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