Linda McMahon is facing a confirmation hearing to lead the Education Department, but concerns have been raised about her suitability for the position due to allegations involving child sex abuse at WWE during her tenure. While she has denied the claims, former employees and education officials worry about her competence to oversee Title IX and safeguarding children. McMahon also faces questions about her experience in education and policy focus if confirmed. There are concerns that she could potentially lead a department that may be dismantled by Trump, impacting the enforcement of protections like Title IX. Education groups fear what her leadership could mean for the Office for Civil Rights and student protection. The potential elimination of the department is also controversial, with some advocating for its removal, while others, like DeVos, believe it would benefit students. Allegations against McMahon and her husband in relation to the abuse scandal at WWE have resurfaced, with concerns about their handling of the situation. McMahon’s nomination has sparked criticism and calls for accountability from those affected by the abuse. The hearing is sure to be contentious as members of the Senate HELP Committee consider McMahon’s nomination.
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