Alice Stewart, a beloved CNN political commentator and veteran political adviser, has passed away at the age of 58. Stewart’s body was found in northern Virginia early Saturday and officials suspect she suffered a medical episode. Her death has left CNN staff mourning the loss of a dear colleague known for her political savvy and kindness.
Stewart began her career as a local reporter in Georgia before becoming a news anchor in Little Rock. She worked as the communications director for former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee and participated in various GOP presidential campaigns. Stewart’s unexpected death has shocked Huckabee and his family, who remember her as a supportive friend and colleague.
Stewart was well-known for her work as an anchor and reporter at Little Rock NBC affiliate KARK 4, where she met Huckabee. Throughout her career, she worked on multiple presidential campaigns and eventually became a political commentator for CNN. She was also a co-host of a podcast and served on the senior advisory committee at Harvard University’s Kennedy School.
Stewart was an avid runner and marathoner who participated in various races, including the New York City Marathon. She was described as a conservative voice with independent thinking and was respected for her political passion and dedication to making friends in politics.
The sudden loss of Stewart has been deeply felt by those who knew her, with many posting heartfelt messages on social media. Her legacy as a political commentator and journalist will be remembered for years to come.
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