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Alice Stewart, a political commentator for CNN and experienced political adviser, passes away at the age of 58

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Alice Stewart, a prominent CNN political commentator and veteran political adviser, has tragically passed away at the age of 58. The news of her sudden death has shocked and saddened many in the political and media world.

Stewart’s body was discovered in the Bellevue neighborhood of northern Virginia early Saturday morning, with authorities ruling out foul play and suspecting a medical episode as the cause of death. CNN’s CEO Mark Thompson described Stewart as a beloved colleague known for her political expertise and kindness, and the network mourned her loss.

Born in Atlanta in 1966, Stewart began her career as a local reporter in Georgia before transitioning to become a news anchor in Little Rock, Arkansas. She later served as the communications director for various GOP presidential campaigns, including those of Mike Huckabee, Michele Bachmann, Rick Santorum, and Ted Cruz.

Stewart joined CNN as a political commentator before the 2016 election, where she provided valuable insights and analysis on political news. She was known for her conservative perspective and independent thinking, earning respect from colleagues and viewers alike.

Politicians and colleagues paid tribute to Stewart, with Senator Ted Cruz expressing his sorrow and former Arkansas governor Asa Hutchinson praising her friendship and political passion. Stewart’s impact extended beyond her work in media and politics, as she co-hosted a podcast and served on the senior advisory committee at Harvard University’s Kennedy School.

In her free time, Stewart was an avid runner, participating in various races and marathons. Her sudden passing has left a void in the political and media landscape, with many remembering her as a talented professional and a cherished friend.

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