Instead, it portrayed Obama's private meetings with internal advisers as if they were the same thing as Vice President Cheney's strategy sessions with Big Oil and thumb nosing of Court orders requiring him to make public what was discussed and who attended.
Father Wolf, who is acting as the internal legal adviser on the Hullermann case, said in an interview this week that Father Fahr was "the filter" of all information concerning Father Hullermann.
On Tuesday, Pakistan's internal security adviser, Rehman Malik, told reporters in Islamabad that there was no record of Mr. Kasab at the Pakistani National Database and Registration Authority, an agency charged with registering every adult Pakistani citizen.
Later, on 1 September 1958, Nehru, his daughter Indira Gandhi, and Palden Thondup Namgyal (son of and internal affairs adviser to—Tashi Namgyal, the Chogyal of Sikkim) used this pass to travel to nearby Bhutan.
With the possible exception of the moment in the mid-70's when Henry A. Kissinger was both secretary of state and national security adviser, internal tensions and threatened resignations over foreign policy have been more the rule than the exception in the modern White House.
I've got a great team of internal programme advisers here at London.
That prompted Mr. Bush's national security adviser, Stephen J. Hadley, to oversee internal deliberations that resulted in the push for the new reviews.
The Bushes do a brisk internal trade in advisers.
12 noon At midday, Thomson meets with both internal and external advisers to finalise their political, corporate and media strategy once the Ombudsman report is laid in Parliament in the afternoon.
It was a process in which Mr. Obama applied intense secrecy, careful pragmatism and political input from a team of internal and external advisers that have guided his campaign from the start.
