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New national security adviser makes presence felt
William P. Clark, Reagan’s new national security adviser, warns of leaks and guides policy from the White House. He has the president’s ear, reforms access rules, and is nicknamed “The Judge” for his streamlined briefings and direct influence with Reagan. Clark’s rise reshapes the inner circle, signaling a stronger center for national security decisions.
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