I’d also say that given your concern about the consequences of Brexit and desire for unity in fighting back, which I share, you should ask yourself what JC has done SINCE the referendum result to address these. Personally I was appalled at his immediate response, which amounted to “the people have spoken; get on with triggering Article 50 and let’s all move on”. We can all agree that we must protect workers’ rights, oppose the rise of racism and xenophobia, and minimise economic damage, but the question is HOW to achieve these things. I’ve seen lots of discussion, including among Labour MPs and members, of whether parliament should seek to block Brexit or to force a second referendum, whether we should aim to negotiate a place in the EEA and other related matters, but nothing of substance from JC. I don’t hold him responsible for the referendum result (though it does appear that he has questions to answer) but I do blame him for this subsequent lack of leadership.