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I think that's fair. I'm certain having had his position made untenable has impacted his leadership and organisational abilities, but that doesn't change reality. The problem is there continues to be an onslaught on Corbyn rather than an attempt to put forward a convincing and clear alternative. Repeatedly yelling "You suck at leading!" is not really leadership. #SavingLabour is the political equivalent to homeopathy.
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I'm a big fan of the man, his principles and the way he conducts himself when facing PMQs (because of the way he asks his questions). And I'm aware of the bias against him.
I really rate the Tax Research blog, I really rate the author. His comments are always fair and balanced. It's the first thing I've read that makes me think, "oh". There may be infighting to overcome, but it's becoming increasingly obvious he's not quite able to deliver things.
I'm hardly one to judge, there's a report I've been trying to finish for ages. However, I'm a lowly serf and he's the leader of a party.