No I haven't. I'll take a peek at this and get back with you.
He's one of those people for whom the public doesn't have a smoking gun, but the circumstances certainly suggest that Gorka is a member of VR. Here's some excerpt from a Rolling Stone piece that looks into this:
Perhaps even more worrisome, Gorka's thesis proposed a dramatic restructuring of the national-security apparatus to create a police state.... "That's about as Nazi Germany- or Soviet Union-like a proposal as I've ever heard," says Patrick Eddington of the conservative Cato Institute. "The net effect would be to suspend the Bill of Rights, if his proposal ever saw the light of day."
By all accounts, Gorka's own writing and statements at the time included no anti-Semitic comments, and neither The Forward nor other reporters who've investigated his background in Hungary have turned up any evidence that Gorka himself participated in anything that could be called anti-Jewish. "What you can say for sure is that he was allied with people who have very extremist views," says Péter Krekó of the Political Capital Institute in Hungary. "He was an opportunist, and he cooperated with figures who were very marginal."
Yet these denials are hard to square with Gorka's family background. Having fled Hungary for London after 1956, Gorka's parents joined a raucous mix of anti-Communist, right-wing exiles, including those who belonged to the Order of Knights (Vitézi Rend), an organization with an unsavory past. Vitézi Rend was created by the Nazi-backed ruler of Hungary, and many of its members were involved in the slaughter of Jews during the Holocaust. Today, members of the Order fall under an immigration watch by the State Department on groups that have violated human rights.
The main evidence of his involvement in VR is not necessarily the medal he wore, which he attributes to honoring his father, but his use of the "v" in his name when signing official documents, despite only having names that start with SLG (sebastian Lukacs Gorka). Members of VR swear a lifelong oath of loyalty.
He's apparently a Steve Bannon loyalist, so I expect him to be fired soon. That isn't really reflective of the White House's moral stance on his supposed affiliations, and more politicking as per usual
