With Shane and Stephanie McMahon behind her, alongside WWE CCO Paul “Triple H” Levesque, Linda McMahon asked questions Thursday of the American Senate, Education, Work and Pensions Committee during her audience confirmation, having been appointed Secretary of Education by the United States. President Donald Trump. McMahon is appointed in a current trial, alongside her husband Vince McMahon and WWE, alleging that during their stay, they allowed a systemic and omnipresent sexual abuse of “Ring Boys” working for the company in the hands of ‘Former advertiser of Ring Mel Phillips.
Mcmahon was questioned By senator Tammy Baldwin, Wisconsin, on the trial and how we can trust him to work with survivors of sexual assault on school and collegial campuses.
“I am so concerned about the question of whether survivors of sexual assault on the campus can trust you to support them,” said Senator Baldwin.
“They can certainly trust me to support them,” said McMahon. “I have a granddaughter who is now at university, I have two grandsons who are at university. I have a deep commitment to understand what I feel if one of them was involved in sexual harassment or was accused of sexual harassment. You have my absolute commitment that I will maintain and protect these investigations to make sure that these students are treated fairly on both sides. “”
Ms. McMahon has made no mention of her own presumed role in the trial, or follow -up. The prosecution was suspended in December to expect a decision on the constitutionality of the law on children victims of 2023, which was used to remove the limitation period for the historical cases of sexual abuse on children. The Supreme Court of Maryland judged that the law was constitutional with a vote of 4-3. Greg Gutzler, the partner Dicello Levitt leading the trial against the McMahons and the WWE, said in an official statement that the court’s decision will see the case continue to be pleaded.
