Alice Stewart, Longtime GOP Adviser and CNN Political Commentator, Dies at 58
Stewart Was a Key Figure in Republican Politics for Decades
Alice Stewart, a veteran political adviser and CNN political commentator who worked on several GOP presidential campaigns, has died. She was 58.
A Lifetime of Service
Stewart's death was announced by CNN on Thursday. She had been a regular contributor to the network since 2007, offering her sharp political analysis. Stewart was also a longtime adviser to Republican candidates and elected officials nationwide.
Born in 1966, Stewart began her political career as a communications director for former President George H.W. Bush's 1992 re-election campaign. She later worked on the campaigns of former GOP presidential candidates Bob Dole, John McCain, and Mitt Romney.
In addition to her work on presidential campaigns, Stewart served as a spokeswoman for the Republican National Committee and as a senior adviser to former Vice President Dan Quayle. She was known for her keen political instincts and her ability to communicate complex issues in a relatable way.
A Lasting Legacy
Stewart's death is a significant loss to the Republican Party and to the American political landscape as a whole. She was a passionate advocate for conservative values and a tireless worker for her party. Her legacy will continue to inspire future generations of Republicans.
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