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It's disappointing that the media make baseless accusations and then Labour supporters see him as being "tarnished by accusations."
The sole piece of evidence for Corbyn being personally racist or anti-Semitic seems to be 'liking' a mural he claimed to not know was anti-Semitic.
The evidence against him being racist is years of campaigning.
But people who you would think know better seem to have given up on him and bought into the hype.
I think he's shown poor leadership in lots of ways, and there are definitely examples of situations which could have been handled better.
But it annoys me that he's now widely touted as an anti-Semite who campaigned to leave, which is bollocks.
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Oliver Schick
Yes, Keir Starmer seems the obvious choice to me.
However anyone who isn't tarnished with accusations of racism and who could state their policies clearly and unequivocally would be a huge improvement.