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Linda McMahon, President Trump’s pick to head the Department of Education, is vocally on board with the president’s ambitious plan to do away with the entire department. In a statement that should make any red-blooded conservative proud, McMahon declared her support for returning education back to where it fundamentally belongs – the states. Gone would be the overreaching federal bureaucracy that has loved to meddle in education, and in its place, McMahon envisions a more localized and efficient system.
Trump Education nominee Linda McMahon backs plan to abolish department
McMahon has already been confirmed by the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions.
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When questioned by Democratic Senators who seem to think that more government intrusion means better outcomes for schools, McMahon didn’t flinch. She stood firm in her belief that Trump’s vision for education reform is not only necessary but crucial. Instead of defending the outdated federal model championed by the left, McMahon embraced Trump’s initiative to put power back in the hands of states – a notion that sends shivers down the spines of those steeped in the status quo.
McMahon’s nomination has already cleared the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions. While the left may try to make a fuss, her path to confirmation appears smooth. The final Senate vote is approaching, and barring any last-minute shenanigans from the opposition, her confirmation seems like a formality. One can only hope that those vehemently opposing her are ready to face the reality that their control over education is about to be dramatically scaled back.
During the 2024 presidential election cycle, Trump laid out his plans with clarity and conviction. The goal – a Department of Education-free existence – clearly struck a chord with voters who are tired of being told how to run their schools and teach their children. This is not just about the dismantling of a department; it is a movement toward reclaiming local governance and parental rights in education.
The left may see McMahon’s confirmation as a roadblock to their vision of an all-powerful educational bureaucracy, but there’s no doubt that conservatives across America are ready to cheer on a leader who echoes Trump’s intentions. The battle for education is a battle for the future, and having McMahon at the helm could mean more than just a reshuffled bureaucratic deck; it could mean a renaissance for education in this country.
