[joeysteele]

He was never my choice of leader.
Still isn't.
The last election stunned me in how well he did from around at least 15% behind the Cons.

I would prefer him not as leader now.
He is in fact at odds with Labour members and voters on brexit.

Really, I think he'd like to leave the EU completely.
He has never been a real supporter of the EU.

In a general election now, he is the more likely to lead a government but it would need Lib Dems and SNP+ to govern I think.

I don't see him as Prime Minister, then again for near 3 years we've had a PM I think and am sure should never have been anyway.

However, my negativity to Corbyn as a member and supporter does not continue into his policies he has brought into being.

I support the vast majority of his policies, nationalisation and social care and attitude to the vulnerable, sick and disabled.

However I don't see him as the one now to go forward.
I'd rather another leader.

I don't believe he is an anti semite but am appalled at his failure to stamp it out.
I, in the party don't see it as rife as many claim.
However I was directed to the most valid point by Livia, one case of proven antisemitism is too many.
I agree.
He has not done so, and I don't believe that can be repaired with him leading the Party now.

So would like him gone as leader.
I neither like or dislike him.
I'm indifferent to him.

I never voted for him as leader, I wouldn't now.
I think it's time to go.

Although the Party for its policies has my support.