Margaret Hoover Biography / Wiki
Margaret Hoover is an American journalist, anchor and reporter currently working as a political commentator, political strategist, media personality and author. When she graduated from college, she moved to Taipei, Taiwan, where she got her first job as a research assistant and editor in a Taiwanese law firm. Everything really changed for her the first day she arrived there, which was September 11, 2001. She realized she wanted nothing more than to be back in the United States, where the deepest expression of patriotism was stirring in her country, something the likes of which none of them had seen before. She was so moved, as all Americans were, by the words of George W. Bush, and the spirit and leadership of Rudy Giuliani. Everyone was so openly patriotic, including the youth. She wanted to be part of that. She wanted to participate in the functioning of their democracy.
She thought it would be an incredible honor to work for George W. Bush. She shored up a year in Taiwan, returned to the United States, and found my way to Washington by volunteering in a Senate race in her home state of Colorado. She landed a job in the House of Representatives for a member of Congress who was brand new from Miami, because he was looking for somebody who spoke Spanish in his Washington office. So that Spanish paid off. Then she had the good luck of getting a job on President Bush’s re-election campaign in 2003 and receiving a White House appointment in 2004. Then two years later, she had the chance to move to New York to work for Rudy Giuliani when he was thinking about running for president.
Margaret Hoover Age / Birthday
How old is Hoover? She is 48 years old as of 2025. She was born on 11 December 1977 in Colorado, United States. Margaret celebrates her birthday on 11th December of every year.
Margaret Hoover Education
Margaret studied primary education at Graland Country Day School in Denver. She graduated from Bryn Mawr College, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in Spanish literature with a minor in political science in 2001. In addition, she attended Davidson College for two years but did not earn a degree there. Hoover studied Spanish-language literature and Mandarin Chinese. She also studied abroad in Bolivia, Mexico and China. ALSO READ: Emily Zanotti
Margaret Hoover Height / Measurements
How tall is Hoover? She stands at an average height of 5 feet 6 inches (1.6 m). Information about her other body measurements is currently unavailable.
Margaret Hoover Nationality / Heritage
Margaret holds an American nationality and citizenship by birth. She was born and raised in Colorado, United States. She is of white ethnicity/heritage.
Margaret Hoover Parents / Family
Margaret was born and raised by her parents, Andrew Hoover and Jean W. Hoover, in Colorado, United States. Her father is a flight attendant, and her mother is a mining engineer. She is the great-granddaughter of U.S. President Herbert Hoover. However, information about her siblings is currently unavailable.
Margaret Hoover Husband / Marriage / Children
Is Hoover married? Yes, she is happily married to John Phillips Avlon, who is an American journalist and political commentator. The couple tied the knot on 7th November 2009 and has two children a daughter Toula Lou Hoover Avlon and a son Jack Avlon.
Margaret Hoover Salary
Margaret has been working as a political commentator, political strategist, media personality and author earning an annual salary ranging from $30 000 to $120 000.
Margaret Hoover Net Worth
Hoover is an American journalist, anchor and reporter who has an estimated net worth between $1 million and $5 million.
Margaret Hoover Commentator
Margaret is currently working as a political commentator, political strategist, media personality and author.
When she graduated from college, she moved to Taipei, Taiwan, where she got her first job as a research assistant and editor in a Taiwanese law firm. Everything really changed for her the first day she arrived there, which was September 11, 2001. She realized she wanted nothing more than to be back in the United States, where the deepest expression of patriotism was stirring in her country, something the likes of which none of them had seen before. She was so moved, as all Americans were, by the words of George W. Bush, and the spirit and leadership of Rudy Giuliani. Everyone was so openly patriotic, including the youth. She wanted to be part of that. She wanted to participate in the functioning of their democracy.
She thought it would be an incredible honor to work for George W. Bush. She shored up a year in Taiwan, returned to the United States, and found my way to Washington by volunteering in a Senate race in her home state of Colorado. She landed a job in the House of Representatives for a member of Congress who was brand new from Miami, because he was looking for somebody who spoke Spanish in his Washington office. So that Spanish paid off. Then she had the good luck of getting a job on President Bush’s re-election campaign in 2003 and receiving a White House appointment in 2004. Then two years later, she had the chance to move to New York to work for Rudy Giuliani when he was thinking about running for president.
