I've never been a Tory voter but his response (and his views on Brexit too) do make me think that maybe I could vote Tory....
I have been feeling somewhat the same way... and this is from someone who actively campaigned for both Jeremy Corbyn and Labour.
I am bitterly disappointed in how Labour are dealing with the issue of Self ID and their attempts to silence and discredit gender critical women within their party.
JC told Andrew Marr there would be a consultation and seemed to acknowledge that he needed to hear both sides of the debate. He said, if I recall, that he would speak with Linda Bellos about this.
However I am not aware that any attempt has been made to get round a table to discuss this issue with feminists other than perhaps empty headed liberal transmaidens.
Meanwhile vocal gender critical female members are being suspended and threatened with expulsion whilst male TRAs are allowed to call them 'cunts' on social media and organise secret groups with the aim of eradicating them from the Labour Party.
This is not what I campaigned for nor what I voted for. I am a middle aged gender critical feminist and mother. I am a professional person with a degree and postgraduate qualifications and I am appalled at currently how silenced and threatened I feel within the Labour Party.
Jeremy Corbyn needs to get his head out of his arse pretty damn quick or he is going to lose my support and that of a lot of other women. And again, I say that as someone who agrees with him on most other policy and would otherwise would happily campaign and vote for Labour in the next GE.... but not at the moment with the spectre of self id as an official labour policy hanging over us.