WaPo followed her around after they found too many inconsistencies in her story. And, no, it’s not bad for the WaPo IF the WaPo version is true. It’s bad for O’Keefe and Project Veritas. And that is very unfortunate.
One has to wonder why at this point, if she were working undercover for O’Keefe, Phillips would have walked into the Project Veritas offices? If I were working undercover for them, there’s no way I’d have gone anywhere near there. I’d have communicated by other means and/or met at other locales. Going to their offices makes no sense if she was undercover.
One could only hope that she wasn’t undercover for them and was looking to sell her story elsewhere. That’s the only way it doesn’t look bad for Project Veritas.
To my knowledge O’Keefe hasn’t disavowed her or denied that she worked with his organization. If she wasn’t connected to him then why hasn’t he said so?