Death Of A Consultant

March, 2016

Trump, Hillary; Bernie and the business of authenticity It was three a.m., and Stuart Stevens paced frantically in his hotel room. Hours earlier he had received the latest campaign polls, and his candidate was behind by several points. Now Stevens couldn't sleep. He anxiously e-mailed ideas to colleagues, rethought the lat­est cut of an ad and crafted lines for a big speech less than 24 hours away. He was in the fight of his life. That was four years ago, when Stevens ran Mitt Romney's president...