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The journey of Brandon Tatum to become one of the most popular conservative influences was the unique beginning Rally Arizona Trump during the 2016 elections. Years.
Known as “Officer Tatum” on social mediaTatum has millions of followers and subscribers on all platforms in which it shares their opinions and reactions to political issues, media and warm cultural issues. Tatum talked from Fox News Digital in an exclusive conversation about how he got there.
Tatum’s journey began as Faculty Faculty at the University of Arizona in Tuscon. However, it is not selected in the NFL draft, so that your careers are in another diploma with its faculty and researched different career opportunities in Tucson.
As Tatum was looking for, he had to find something that could provide his family. He signed up to join the police department and received an answer.
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Brandon Tatum as a policeman. (Brandon Tatum)
Tatum drove driving – together with the Sean Paine officer, who inspired him to continue his career in law enforcement.
“Since then, he has been retired, but you know that I ride it with him, I saw that, I said that,” I said that he said that, “he said that,” he said he said that he said that.
Tatum said he wanted to serve his community and described his career as cop as “amazing”.
“I was a wedding operator. I was a field training officer, who, coached new officers,” he said. “I was a trained crisis intervention, which means I negotiated and helped people in crisis, people trying to commit suicide, you call it.”
“I was there to help,” he added.
It was a moment for a full circle for Tatum, who had not had a good experience with growing up the police before.
“I didn’t really like the community cops where I grew up,” he said. “I’m actually arrested when I was eight for smoking marijuana in an empty house. So my first experiences with police officers go to jail and doesn’t have to experience police officers who were in the community in the community.”
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Brandon Tatum went the virus in 2016. year for his video reaction to Arizona Trump Rally. (YouTube – @ TheOfficertatum)
And then Tatum had a political awakening.
“When I first saw those taxes come out of my salary, I realized I had to start voting and being politically active,” Tatum said.
Realized that his views were more aligned with Republican Party.
“Growing up in America, most of us are Democrats, so it really opened eyes, you know what, I thought more with the Republican side. I mean, most people identify, associated with conservativism or republicans.”
Elections 2016. Years changed in connection with Tatu in a big way.
Video Tatum announced to describe his experience in Tucson Trump Rally Gone the virus Overnight. He then performed on “Fox & Friends” to describe the publication of videos and his support for the future president.
“I think Donald Trump is a good candidate and I think he has a tangible, and he has the opportunity to make this land great again,” Tatum said “Fox and friends“In March 2016. years.
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After that look, he realized the importance of hearing his voice.
“I have a voice. I really have to talk about these things I see that they are absolutely funny,” Tatum said.
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Since then, Tatum has been vocal for online issues in the last decade, including the protest of Colin Kaepernickinc NFL and black life 2020. Years.
