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Gorka’s time in the White House was marred by reports that he had been a member of a Nazi-aligned group while in Hungary. He was also accused of dramatically over-inflating his national security bona fides—much of which was predicated on Islamophobic bigotry—while advocating for the president, including by the professor who oversaw his doctoral work.

While it is unclear how actively Hungarian police are pursuing Gorka, it’s safe to assume that, should they really want to pick him up, all they need do is cruise through Arlington, VA, looking for a badly parked Mustang with an “Art of War” vanity plate.

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Update, 4:35 PM: In response to my request for comment, Gorka emailed to claim he’d “never heard of Splinter.” He later wrote back saying, “Just checked you out and you’re as bogus as BuzzFeed.”