The counterterrorism czar without a counterterrorism plan
Iranian threats against U.S. targets have brought renewed attention to the absence of Sebastian Gorka's long-promised doctrine.
March unfolded like a stress test for U.S. counterterrorism authorities.
The month opened with a gunman in an Iranian-flag shirt killing three people at a bar in Texas. Then, an attack with homemade explosives outs...
This article presents a critical examination of U.S. counterterrorism policy under the Trump administration, with Sebastian Gorka as a central figure. The strongest version of the narrative highlights legitimate concerns about resource allocation, leadership instability, and the absence of a coherent strategy, all of which could undermine national security. However, the piece also leans into emotional framing, particularly in its portrayal of Gorka as a volatile ideologue, which may oversimplify...
