Trump Education pick Linda McMahon clears committee, heads to full Senate
- Linda McMahon's comments on Title IX during her confirmation hearing created confusion regarding its protections against sexual harassment, as she appeared unfamiliar with the current regulations under former President Donald Trump's administration.
- Concerns were expressed by civil rights groups regarding McMahon's qualifications for the role, citing her lack of understanding of Title IX requirements.
- Supporters and critics of Trump's 2020 Title IX policy expressed that McMahon’s vague responses leave uncertainty about her stance, with some advocates hoping she may be open to amending the current regulations.
- The debate over Title IX has shifted recently to include protections for transgender students, with sentiments expressed by various senators reflecting this ongoing political issue.
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Senate panel advances Education pick McMahon
WASHINGTON — A Senate committee voted Thursday to advance Linda McMahon's nomination to serve as President Donald Trump's education secretary, bringing her closer to leading an agency the Republican president wants to abolish.
Senate committee advances nomination of ex-wrestling CEO Linda McMahon for education secretary
Despite concerns from Senator Bernie Sanders and other Democrats about President Donald Trump’s pick for education secretary, a Senate committee voted Thursday to advance her nomination.
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