JH is an asset. People who are judging him upon their personal preferences need to learn a bit more about politics.
Politicians have their own ethics and successful ones must have a good sense of timing, know what to say when and stay in touch with their constituencies. One thing that any and every politician absolutely must do, is to know when to quit. A disaster like IK's can damage a political career or even end it.
There is a saying in Desi politics, attributed to Molana Abul-Kalam Azad: "Siyasat kai seenay mein dil nahin hota", which essentially means that Politics is a pursuit of the mind, not the heart. It is very pertinent in context and I would hope that amateur analysts, like myself, would do well to remember it.
There is another thing, those who accuse JH of not being loyal are too narrow in their focus on IK and PTI's standard rhetoric. If IK were an actual politician, he would not be looking for Empire / Umpire ki ungli.
A politician must not be part of a disaster. Absolutely not. From now onwards, politics of Establishment (like IK, since Sh. Rasheed & other Establishment politicians are a part of his team now) will only lead to disaster and disapprobation. JH tried to correct the course of PTI, but could not do so and finally after a series of disasters, he gave up. Those who criticize JH wish his political death. That is too much to ask. A rebel can not be seen as a pawn of Establishment.
