2 November 2020

Q+A: Trump vs Biden

V. Kim Hoggard

USSC non-resident fellow Kim Hoggard was a panellist on the ABC's Q+A program focused on the US election.

V. Kim Hoggard
Kim Hoggard was previously a non-resident fellow at the United States Studies Centre. She is a former US government official who served as White House Assistant Press Secretary for President Ronald Reagan, as Deputy Assistant Secretary of Treasury for Public Affairs during the second term of the Reagan administration, and as Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs for President George H.W. Bush. She has worked as a media commentator and speaker on US politics and foreign affairs for a variety of Australian news programs and organisations.

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