Article Bias: The article critically discusses Linda McMahon's potential nomination as education secretary amidst serious allegations of sexual misconduct, emphasizing concerns from educators and advocates about her ability to protect students and suggesting a possible reversal of recent gains in Title IX protections, reflecting a predominantly critical stance towards her candidacy and linking it to broader themes of accountability in educational leadership.
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