Tulsi Gabbard accused The Washington Post's Ellen Nakashima of harassment towards ODNI staff, claiming she used a burner phone, misrepresented herself, and demanded sensitive information. Gabbard criticized the publication's approach to journalism, suggesting that their practices went too far. In response, The Washington Post affirmed Nakashima's integrity, stating that reaching out to sources is vital for journalism and is not harassment. The communications department emphasized that Gabbard's comments reflect a misunderstanding of journalistic responsibilities, which include accountability of government officials irrespective of political affiliations.
Gabbard accused Nakashima of harassing ODNI staff, stating she was using a burner phone, refusing to identify herself, and demanding sensitive information.
The Washington Post defended Nakashima's actions as essential journalism and claimed Gabbard's accusations were unfounded, reflecting a misunderstanding of journalists' roles.
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