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Dear Dr. Gorka: Six Questions Trump’s Counter-Terrorism Aide Won’t Answer
Dear Dr. Gorka — I was relieved to see you “liked” several recent tweets aimed at me, even though they were hostile and one wrongly implied that the Forward was taking money for the stories we have reported on you. I was beginning to worry that you hadn’t seen our reporting.
Three Senators Call On Trump To Investigate Gorka’s Immigration Papers
Three Democratic senators are calling on the administration to investigate whether President Trump’s counter-terrorism adviser Sebastian Gorka broke the law by not disclosing to immigration authorities that he was a member of a Hungarian Nazi-allied group.
Sebastian Gorka: What Is The Evidence, And Why Does It Matter?
Sebastian Gorka, President Trump’s deputy assistant, and his chief adviser on counter-terrorism, has undisputed ties to the Vitézi Rend — a far-right Hungarian group who were close allies of the Nazis in World War II. Here’s the evidence, and why it matters.
Gorka Timeline: What We Knew And When We Knew It
This is a timeline to show the unfolding story of Sebastian Gorka — President Trump’s deputy assistant, and his chief adviser on counter-terrorism…
Four Things You Need To Know About Trump Aide Sebastian Gorka
Senior leaders of the far-right Hungarian group Vitézi Rend—listed by the State Department as having been “under the direction of the Nazi Government of Germany” during World War II—tell the Forward that Sebastian Gorka, President Trump’s top counter-terrorism advisor, is a lifelong sworn member of their order.
What Is Vitézi Rend, The Ally Of The Nazis That Sebastian Gorka ‘Joined’
What is the Vitézi Rend and how did Sebastian Gorka purportedly join it?
EXCLUSIVE: Nazi-Allied Group Claims Top Trump Aide Sebastian Gorka As Sworn Member
“Of course he was sworn in,” a leader of a Nazi-allied group tells the Forward.
Top White House Adviser Wears Nazi Collaborator Medal
To defend it, the White House sent out Deputy Assistant to the President, Sebastian Gorka. He accused those who had attacked the omission of trying “to twist” the statement.
