Moskowitz Starts Pillow Fight with 'My Pillow' Founder Lindell

As the probable head-to-head Republican presidential match-up between former President Donald Trump and Gov. Ron DeSantis is just about six months away, the former President’s surrogates like "My Pillow" guy Mike Lindell, are out casting doubt on the 2022 midterm election in Florida.

“My Pillow” founder Mike Lindell is accusing the Miami-Dade County Supervisor of Elections had refused to give the Trump campaign the 2022 cast vote records so that they can investigate Gov. DeSantis’s election night victory.

“Give them over or we are going to come down there! I don’t care if it’s a lawsuit or what I’ve got to do,” threatened Lindell.

The Sneaker-wearing Democratic Rep. Jared Moskowitz took issue with Lindell’s accusation.

Rep. Moskowitz, who worked alongside Gov. DeSantis as the “Master of Disaster,” or Director of Florida’s Division of Emergency Management during the COVID  pandemic, has once again started a pillow fight with Lindell and has accused him of promoting “baseless conspiracy theories.”

Moskowitz insists that Democrats have not been questioning the Miami-Dade County election night results.

“Not A Single democrat is questioning the results of the Governors win in Miami Dade. We must all speak out against baseless conspiracy theories,” stated Moskowitz.

Moskowitz’s remark follows up his initial response to Lindell’s December 2022 allegation that DeSantis’s win was shrouded by election fraud, where he conceded that Florida Democrats “got crushed.”

"I can assure the pillow man. We got crushed. No conspiracy here" stated Moskowitz.

Moskowitz, along with every other member of the U.S. House of Representatives, was finally sworn into office.

The swearing-in ceremonies were delayed several days due to the fact that House Republicans could not come together and vote in Republican Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy as Speaker of the House.

After 14 floor votes, now-Speaker McCarthy was elected to the position, but only after making deep concessions to the House Freedom Caucus.