I think the worse thing is i've got to the point in politics were I am no longer particularly shocked, just disgusted by the details.
When you look back over your shoulders, its always blindly OBVIOUS that X wasn't right. Time and time again.
This is an age where people do not take responsibility for things. They just seek to shift blame. Criticism is viewed not as something which is constructive. Instead its a personal attack.
When you get to a situation where constructive voices who want to contribute in good faith are shut down for being 'difficult' you are into full blown scandal already. You just have to wait for the scandal to hit, and the whistleblowers to eventually come out of the woodwork.
Some of these will be honest, upstanding and decent people and tried hard to stop it at the time. Others will just be those trying, once again, to shift blame, dodge responsibility and save their own god damn necks.
And whilst the focus is on the obvious candidate for the fall, they will try and keep their distance.
Aimee is obviously unsuitable. But there are others who have the veneer of respectability who have made gained political power and status for turning a blind eye and not taking responsibility when they should have.
In some respects examining Aimee is unhelpful for this reason. It protects others who were fully aware of issues, but didn't do shit, cos it was easier or because it suited them. They are equally unsuitable for unaccountable power.