So a VC admits to long-standing sexual harassment, his firm admits that they knew about it and did nothing, and it's the media's fault that the firm is in the n

So a VC admits to long-standing sexual harassment, his firm admits that they knew about it and did nothing, and it's the media's fault that the firm is in the news for being slimy? The mind boggles. It's true: A VC's job is to protect the integrity of the firm's portfolio. But there's no contradiction (I'd like to think) between protecting the portfolio and engaging in decent, upstanding behavior. This sort of e-mail just re-enforces the belief that these guys were mostly upset about being caught, and don't really recognize how bad their behavior was.