General   (General discussion, talk about anything.)

"Corbyn isn't a leader, and should step down."

So not policy? Just that he doesn't come across as a leader.

What actually gives the impression that he is not a
leader?

I think labour will get trounced in the next general election, no matter who is leader. It's the choice of the people to wake up and actually take note of what the tories are actually doing. It is not his fault that the blairites wanted to split the party and not support an elected leader. It's totally over shadowed his efforts since being elected and put the media in a frenzy who show nothing positive about Corbyn.

TTS "a nice principled chap, who seems to be trustworthy"

Isn't this the type of person you would want as a leader?
Or do you prefer the politician type of the last 25 years who is basically an Eton boy who will tell you they are doing one thing, while actually doing the opposite.

We're doomed to tolerate the same if the population are going to vote on appearances and not the content of character or policy.