Bush Jr.'s man became chief terrorism officer on Trump's team
US President-elect Donald Trump has appointed Thomas Bossert to the post of assistant to the head of state for national security and counterterrorism issues.
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About it writes The Washington Post.
Bossert's responsibilities will include “preparing recommendations to the President on issues related to national security, counterterrorism and cybersecurity, as well as coordinating the activities of members of the government in these areas.”
Bossert will work in parallel with the head of the Department of National Security, retired Lieutenant General Michael Flynn.
It is noted that Thomas Bossert worked in this position in the administration of President George W. Bush.
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