Donald Trump has only had a few repeat officials nominated for his second administration.
One of them is Linda McMahon, who Trump has nominated as his Secretary of Education.
Well, the liberal troll machine is already at work trying to take her down.
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For those of you who do not know McMahon, she is the wife of WWE’s Vince McMahon and the former CEO of the company.
As such, she would make an appearance at events from time to time, even becoming part of the show.
So, as soon as Trump named her, this video started to go viral…
Meet Trump’s new Secretary of Education nominee Linda McMahon pic.twitter.com/5IAWechZ6w
— Republicans against Trump (@RpsAgainstTrump) November 20, 2024
They are also attacking McMahon for allegations made against the WWE and the McMahons for child exploitation.
According to the complaint, a former announcer for the WWE was recruiting and grooming young boys.
McMahon attorney, Jessica Rosenberg, pushed back on the allegations, stating, “More than 30 years ago, the columnist Phil Mushnick tried to make headlines with these same false claims. Those allegations were never proven and ultimately became the subject of a defamation lawsuit against Mr. Mushnick.
“The negligence claims against Mr. McMahon that were asserted today rely on these same absurd, defamatory and utterly meritless statements by Mr. Mushnick. We will vigorously defend Mr. McMahon and are confident the court will find that these claims are untrue and unfounded.”
McMahon is one of three Trump nominees linked to sexual misconduct allegations.
In addition to these claims, Matt Gaetz, who just withdrew his nomination, has been accused of having sex with prostitutes and an underage girl.
He has been previously investigated on this, an investigation that lasted about three years, with no charges being filed.
Pete Hegseth has also had a complaint filed against him, but again, local police found no proof of the claims made against him (although Hegseth did pay a settlement to, as he says, just make the problem go away).
I am sure all of this will be brought up during confirmation hearings by the Democrats, so things are going to get very interesting during the next congressional session.
