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Brandon Tatum got his start as an All-American high school football player out of Fort Worth, Texas. Tatum was featured in the US-Army All-American Game, which showcases the top 78 high school football players in the nation. Tatum accepted a full...
Brandon Tatum got his start as an All-American high school football player out of Fort Worth, Texas. Tatum was featured in the US-Army All-American Game, which showcases the top 78 high school football players in the nation. Tatum accepted a full athletic scholarship from the University of Arizona in 2005. Tatum played at Arizona for 5 years and entered the NFL Draft in 2010. God had other plans for Tatum, and he joined the Tucson Police Department a year later. Brandon Tatum served 6 years with the Tucson Police Department. During his tenure, Tatum became a SWAT operator, field training officer, general instructor, and a Public Information Officer.
In late 2016, Brandon Tatum became popular from viral videos he made, which dealt with social issues, politics, and law enforcement. In late 2017, Tatum made another ultra viral video that nearly broke the internet. Tatum gave his critique regarding Colin Kaepernick taking a knee during the National Anthem and it got as many views as the 2017 NFL Super Bowl! A short time later, Tatum left law enforcement and followed his passion to speak (The Truth) full time. Tatum holds a bachelor's degree from the University of Arizona in Sociology and is actively working on his Masters in Business Leadership from Grand Canyon University.
He thinks that Trump supporters face the same kinds of oppression and discrimination that gay people do. Ironic coming from a man who constantly complains about victimhood culture. He thinks celebrities shouldn't talk about politics unless they're conservatives. He says that racism isn't even a thing anymore, but the Democratic Party is the most evil and racist party in America. He claims that laws banning guns won't curb behavior but also says that Alabama's abortion ban saved millions of unborn babies.
He claims to not divide people and that everyone should be loved the same yet insists that there's a crucial difference between legal and illegal immigrants. He claims that the Democratic Party demonizes white people but also claims that it is the party of the KKK. According to him, Democrats hate white people but also think that they're superior. Weird, isn't it? He claims that taxation is theft but blames people that he doesn't like for not being victims of that same kind of "theft." He claims that Donald Trump can't possibly be a racist because a lot of people voted for him.
When Harvard rescinded its admission to Kyle Kashuv for using the n-word back in 2017, Brandon was more than happy to accept an apology. But, when Democratic governor of Virginia, Ralph Northam was caught wearing blackface in the 1980s, Brandon claimed that an apology wasn't enough. If Northam was a Trump sycophant, his apology would have been accepted. He claims to fully embrace the Second Amendment but claims that having a firearm is enough of a reason to be shot by the police. He claims to support prison reform despite also claiming that innocent people (Central Park Five) should be in prison.
Update as of 4/11/2020: Tatum assumed the role of Director of Urban Engagement for Turning Point USA in early 2018. With the help of his co-workers and fellow tokens, Candace Owens and Rob Smith, he embarked on a mission to spread the gospel of conservatism and police apologia. However, by early 2019, it had appeared that Brandon was no longer employed by Turning Point USA. Brandon currently has his own radio show that's based out of Phoenix, Arizona. Tatum is also a co-founder of BLEXIT, a campaign founded by his partner in crime, Candace Owens, that seeks to get more African-Americans to vote for Republicans.
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In late 2016, Brandon Tatum became popular from viral videos he made, which dealt with social issues, politics, and law enforcement. In late 2017, Tatum made another ultra viral video that nearly broke the internet. Tatum gave his critique regarding Colin Kaepernick taking a knee during the National Anthem and it got as many views as the 2017 NFL Super Bowl! A short time later, Tatum left law enforcement and followed his passion to speak (The Truth) full time. Tatum holds a bachelor's degree from the University of Arizona in Sociology and is actively working on his Masters in Business Leadership from Grand Canyon University.
He thinks that Trump supporters face the same kinds of oppression and discrimination that gay people do. Ironic coming from a man who constantly complains about victimhood culture. He thinks celebrities shouldn't talk about politics unless they're conservatives. He says that racism isn't even a thing anymore, but the Democratic Party is the most evil and racist party in America. He claims that laws banning guns won't curb behavior but also says that Alabama's abortion ban saved millions of unborn babies.
He claims to not divide people and that everyone should be loved the same yet insists that there's a crucial difference between legal and illegal immigrants. He claims that the Democratic Party demonizes white people but also claims that it is the party of the KKK. According to him, Democrats hate white people but also think that they're superior. Weird, isn't it? He claims that taxation is theft but blames people that he doesn't like for not being victims of that same kind of "theft." He claims that Donald Trump can't possibly be a racist because a lot of people voted for him.
When Harvard rescinded its admission to Kyle Kashuv for using the n-word back in 2017, Brandon was more than happy to accept an apology. But, when Democratic governor of Virginia, Ralph Northam was caught wearing blackface in the 1980s, Brandon claimed that an apology wasn't enough. If Northam was a Trump sycophant, his apology would have been accepted. He claims to fully embrace the Second Amendment but claims that having a firearm is enough of a reason to be shot by the police. He claims to support prison reform despite also claiming that innocent people (Central Park Five) should be in prison.
Update as of 4/11/2020: Tatum assumed the role of Director of Urban Engagement for Turning Point USA in early 2018. With the help of his co-workers and fellow tokens, Candace Owens and Rob Smith, he embarked on a mission to spread the gospel of conservatism and police apologia. However, by early 2019, it had appeared that Brandon was no longer employed by Turning Point USA. Brandon currently has his own radio show that's based out of Phoenix, Arizona. Tatum is also a co-founder of BLEXIT, a campaign founded by his partner in crime, Candace Owens, that seeks to get more African-Americans to vote for Republicans.
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