Linda McMahon Nominated as Education Secretary Despite Controversies
Trump's pick faces scrutiny over lack of education experience, past degree misrepresentation, and policy agenda.
- Linda McMahon, former WWE executive and head of the Small Business Administration, has been nominated as Secretary of Education by President-elect Donald Trump.
- Critics highlight McMahon's lack of formal education experience and past misrepresentation of holding an education degree, which she later corrected.
- Trump's education agenda, which McMahon is expected to champion, includes promoting school choice, parental rights, and reducing the federal role in public education.
- McMahon's nomination has revived old controversies, including her ties to WWE, her brief tenure on Connecticut's state board of education, and a lawsuit involving the McMahons' company.
- Experts warn that dismantling or significantly reducing the Department of Education could disproportionately harm students with disabilities and those in poverty.







































































































