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Alice Stewart, CNN political commentator and veteran political adviser, dies at 58
Alice Stewart, a CNN political commentator and veteran political adviser who worked on a number of GOP presidential campaigns, has died at age 58, the news network reported Saturday.
Police in northern Virginia told CNN that Stewart’s body was found outdoors in the Bellevue neighborhood early Saturday morning and that no foul play was suspected. Officials believe Stewart suffered a medical episode, according to CNN.
In an email to staff, the network’s CEO Mark Thompson called Stewart “a very dear friend and colleague to all of us at CNN.”
“A political veteran and an Emmy Award-winning journalist who brought an incomparable spark to CNN’s coverage, known across our bureaus not only for her political savvy, but for her unwavering kindness,” he wrote. “Our hearts are heavy as we mourn such an extraordinary loss.”
No further information about the cause of death or survivors was available Saturday.
Stewart was born on March 11, 1966, in Atlanta, and began her career as a local reporter in Georgia before moving to Little Rock, Arkansas to be a news anchor. She went on to serve as the communications director in then-Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee’s office. She assumed similar roles during Huckabee’s presidential run in 2008 and served as communications director for the 2012 presidential bids of Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann and then former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum. Most recently, Stewart was the communications director for Texas Sen. Ted Cruz’s 2016 campaign.
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Do you assume that he died because of the c-19 vaccine?
Are you sure?
Do you know he took it?
Did heart attacks happen to people before c-19?
What use was that added “daymn!” video clip that was added for a movie? Quite disrespectful.
Would you want someone to edit such a video of you or your loved one if something like this happened to you/them? (Luke 6:31, Matthew 7:12)
Cybe the sort of proof you are asking for is just not there. For instance if someone had 4 shots, you would want proof that it was those shots that killed them. The discredited medical profession is doing all it can to cover-up vaccine injuries and deaths. It is estimated only 1% of vaccine injuries and deaths are reported to VAERS. One thing I can say for sure that post-vaccine roll-out the number of professional athletes collapsing on the field has sky-rocketed. My 5 cents...
I am 95% sure this guy's health problems were caused by the Covid-19 vaccine
Do you think it’s a good idea to still use this video as a proof of #diedsuddenly (the c-19 meme)
Would I?
How do you know that?
This is I believe a kind of logical fallacy.
Instead of replying to my questions you paint a picture of me telling me what I would say from your assumptions.
No doubt,,,,
I would for instance assume he was vaccinated like most are, perhaps you can prove he wasn't since you are so interested in this case...save us all some time.
Is this your argument for it being ok to post someones death video and just label it #diedsuddenly without knowing for sure?
My main point was not whether he was vaccinated or not.
Well he did die suddenly as can be observed from the video...
https://www.kenyans.co.ke/news/101078-ruiru-church-elder-collapses-dies-heart-attack-while-podium
People have died suddenly of heart attacks and strokes since biblical times.
Deut 28:28 The "I AM" shall smite thee with madness, and blindness, and with heart-attack
and I believe that you’re fully aware that the #diedsuddenly meme refers specifically to Covid-19/the shots which is why your argument above isn’t very good.
Oh I am which is why this statement of yours makes no sense:
?
Please explain.
To further explain one of my points or questions, which I believe you fully well already understand:-
Since we don't know if the man was vaccinated or not, and we know that heart attacks happened to people before c-19 and they thus died suddenly.
What if there were a video of someone dying of a heart attack before 2019 and someone, let's say @NancyDrewberry came across it but didn't know when it was taken.
How would she know, and would that video be ok to post as proof of #diedsuddenly (hearttack caused by c-19/vaccines) ?
Or if we turn it the other way around; How can one know that the video of the Ruiru church elder was taken in 2024 and not in 2015?
(If we ignore tell-talle things like video quality (which is better today than in 2015)
May 2024
Yes, of course I know that.
You've missunderstood me. Did I really explain it that bad?
I meant if we didn't know.
Let me rephrase it:-
Or if we turn it the other way around; If we didn't know when the video of the Ruiru church elder was taken and that information for some reason wasn't available, how can one know that itwas taken in 2024 and not in 2015?
(If we ignore tell-talle things like video quality (which is better today than in 2015)
In Africa? How can you be sure of that?
Please... Don't.
???
You're either trolling or misunderstanding things very easily.
I can't believe my command of the english language is that bad.