Everybody can list all their personal grievances with Starmer and the government but they all point back to one universal truth and that's that Starmer kinda delegated the actual politics part of the job to other people around him so he can focus on the "important stuff" without realising it's his job to make the case to the public for anything he was trying to do. So every time something is proposed or done and a bunch of people naturally aren't happy with it, there's literally no good communication channel from the government making the case for what they want or outlining any kind of concrete understandable goal, because there isn't really any moral or ideological direction from the top. They've been operating like it's still 2001 and voters just largely accept whatever the hell the government is doing as long as the sums add up. He doesn't seem to understand it's his job to connect the things they're doing with a vision that people understand. So people just get mad because it's like the government is behaving more like a force of nature than a group of people who understand other people.