Tim Pool reveals why he'll vote for Donald Trump hours after declaring his support for RFK Jr

Conservative podcaster Tim Pool shared he'd be voting for Donald Trump after Robert F Kennedy Jr publicly commended him for showing support
Tim Pool said he'd support Donald Trump over independent candidate Robert F Kennedy Jr (Getty Images, Instagram/@timcast)
Tim Pool said he'd support Donald Trump over independent candidate Robert F Kennedy Jr (Getty Images, Instagram/@timcast)

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Conservative podcaster Tim Pool pulled a prank on netizens by posting on X (formerly Twitter) that he will be voting for Robert F Kennedy Jr in the November presidential elections.

"Ok I'm voting for RFK Jr now," Pool tweeted on Friday, August 9, the same day mega podcaster Joe Rogan said he is "a fan" of Kennedy Jr who he labeled "a legitimate guy," according to OK Magazine.



 

Tim Pool reveals why he's trolling haters by saying he'll vote for RFK Jr

Just hours after Tim Pool tweeted he would be voting for Robert F Kennedy Jr, the podcaster admitted, "Yes I am trolling in response to people attacking Joe Rogan and Kyle Rittenhouse."


 
 
 
 
 
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"There's no real argument against voting Trump but f**k me some of these die-hard magas are as destructive as the leftists," he wrote on X.



 

Robert F Kennedy Jr's response to Tim Pool's initial support

Before Tim Pool revealed that his support for Robert F Kennedy Jr was not real, the independent presidential candidate expressed gratitude to the podcaster.

"I am so grateful to you, Tim, for your confidence in me but most of all for your steadfast defense of the Constitution and relentless love for our country," Kennedy Jr wrote on X.



 

In response to Kennedy Jr's tweet, Pool said, "You're a good dude brother."

"I was trolling the haters but in all honesty, I do intend to vote Trump," he asserted.

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Podcaster Tim Pool said he would vote for Donald Trump hours after 'trolling haters' by saying he would vote for Robert F Kennedy Jr (LinkedIn/Timothy Pool)

"I hope to see you in the end be a part of his administration and help fight against environmental toxins and big pharma," Pool wrote on X.



 

Internet slams Tim Pool for joking about voting for Robert F Kennedy Jr

After Tim Pool joked he would vote for Robert F Kennedy Jr and later revealed he intended to vote for Donald Trump, netizens slammed the podcaster for not being responsible on social media.

One user on X wrote, "I’m not sure this joke was very funny Tim! Definitely wasn’t the kind thing to do IMO. With big audiences comes big responsibility! Just sayin."



 

"Tim, you are not a serious person. You are all over the place and were called out. Pretending now it was 'trolling' (wink-wink) is lame and so D-list," a netizen commented.



 

"Tim playing the comic book villain for a few hours," a netizen commented while someone remarked, "You played with RFK feeling, very bad Tim."



 



 

"That wasn't even an apology, just an explanation. Horrible thing to do for clicks (particularly if you claim to think someone is a good person)," a netizen opined.



 

"You have a large platform. It’s irresponsible to be sarcastic about endorsements. Common sense Tim," a user tweeted.



 

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