Guy has been considering legal options over the claim."Her position is untenable,'' a senior Liberal told the ABC.The tragedy of the Victorian Liberals' latest imbroglio is that the party has a genuine chance of winning office in November, but this week once again reminded voters it is focused on personal animosity rather than voters' needs.Among Liberal MPs, there is a desperation to change that perception, and while they're all tarred with the same brush, in this controversy, it is limited to one MP's allegations.In many ways, this latest saga could be a godsend.It is unifying the party room.The penny has dropped for MPs that, after 12 years in the political wilderness, the Coalition can win office, and they know that unity is important.Managing the fallout of this week's scandal is a major test for leader Jess Wilson.She has publicly supported Guy's request for an apology, but she must manage resentment among her MPs that they cannot sit beside Deeming after the claims were dismissed.A short history lesson Its response must be legally and politically sound.The view among Liberals is that Pesutto's attempt at expulsion was not rigorous enough.MPs demanding tough consequences for Deeming are conscious that any action taken against her must be watertight.Deeming has been in the UK this week, attending a conference, and Wilson has made it clear she wishes to speak to the upper house MP when she returns.Pesutto's expulsion attempts and subsequent legal case clearly took a toll on Deeming, a fact she spoke about publicly, and this week would have again been a significant challenge.The ABC has sought comment from the MP.The Western Metropolitan MP has been the lightning rod for factional tensions ever since she arrived on Spring Street