Wall Street Newspaper – Linda McMahon wrote to Harvard, encouraging the university to stop seeking federal assistance. An edited letter about language issues went viral.
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Secretary of Education Linda McMahon delivered a sternly worded letter to Harvard University President Alan Garber on Monday, slamming the Ivy League institution’s handling of campus antisemitism and accusing it of persistent leadership and policy failings.
In the letter, McMahon accused Harvard of encouraging race-based advantages in admissions and hiring. She also recommended the university to stop seeking federal funds.
She had penned, “Receiving such taxpayer funds is a privilege, not a right,” However, Harvard has developed a systematic practice of breaking federal law rather than utilizing these monies to advance its students’ education.
Where do many of these’ students’ come from, who are they, and how do they get into Harvard, let alone our country, and why is there so much HATE?
These are concerns that must be answered, among many others, but the most important question is why Harvard will not provide simple answers to the American public.
McMahon told you: “Given these and other concerning allegations, this letter is to inform you that Harvard should no longer seek GRANTS from the federal government, since none will be provided.”
Harvard Replied
Harvard University confirmed to The wall Street News Digital that they got a letter from the administration on Monday.
“Today, we received another letter from the administration doubling down on demands that would impose unprecedented and improper control over Harvard University and would have chilling implications for higher education,
“Today’s letter contains additional threats to illegally withhold funds for crucial research and innovation in retaliation for Harvard’s lawsuit filed on April 21.
The statement went on to say, “Harvard will continue to follow the law, promote and encourage respect for viewpoint diversity, and combat antisemitism in our community.”
Harvard will also continue to fight against illegal government overreach aimed at impeding research and innovation that will make Americans safer and more secure.
Linda McMahon Analyzing the Backlash Over Her Harvard Letter
Meanwhile, social media users pointed out that McMahon’s letter lacks “academic rigor.” “Haha, you misspelled largesse,” one X user wrote, while another added,
“This reads like it was written by a middle school vice principal.” Grok said that the letter had a “disrupted flow” with numerous passages that were “hard to follow” and “awkward.”
The words were “unnecessarily capitalized,” with “grammatical errors.” Andrew Feinberg, a White House correspondent, said, “Whoever wrote this is barely literate.”
Who is Linda McMahon ?
Linda McMahon (born October 4, 1948 in New Bern, North Carolina, United States) is an American business executive and politician who currently serves as Secretary of Education in President Donald Trump’s Republican administration.
McMahon served as Small Business Administration administrator during President Trump’s first term (2017-19). Before entering politics, McMahon was president (1993-2000) and CEO (1997-2009) of World Wrestling Entertainment, a multibillion-dollar company she co-founded with her husband, Vince McMahon.
Timeline for Linda McMahon
- 1948: Born in New Bern, North Carolina
- 1966: Married Vince McMahon
- 1969: Graduated from East Carolina University
- 1970: Gave birth to son Shane McMahon
- 1976: Gave birth to daughter Stephanie McMahon
- 1980: Founded Titan Sports with Vince McMahon
- 1982: Purchased Capitol Wrestling Corporation with Vince McMahon
- 1993: Became president of WWE
- 1997: Became CEO of WWE
- 2009: Left WWE to pursue politics
- 2010: Lost U.S. Senate race in Connecticut to Richard Blumenthal
- 2012: Lost U.S. Senate race in Connecticut to Chris Murphy
- 2017: Became administrator of the Small Business Administration (SBA)
- 2019: Left SBA to head America First Action, a super PAC
- 2024: Selected by President-elect Donald Trump to serve as secretary of education
- 2025: Confirmed and sworn into office
Personal Life Story
Linda and Vince McMahon married in 1966 and had two children: Shane and Stephanie McMahon. Both have been involved in WWE. Linda and Vince McMahon announced their separation in 2024.
Linda McMahon Net Worth
Linda McMahon’s net worth is considerable. She and her husband, Vince McMahon, have a net worth of around $3.1 billion as of March 2025.
She has approximately $2 million in assets, mostly in bond and stock funds, and more than $50 million in TKO Group Holdings, the parent company of WWE and UFC.
In addition, as the United States Secretary of Education, she earns an annual compensation of $250,600.
Education
Linda McMahon Completed her bachelor’s degree in French and teaching certificate from East Carolina University in 1969. She has also received honorary doctorates from Eastern Carolina University and Sacred Heart University.
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