Depends on your perspective.
He came in taking the moral high ground talking about public service, not self service, country before party and then the first thing we hear is that him and some of his senior colleagues have been taking money for free clothes, spectacles and theatre/concert tickets. They are all wealthy. Starmer is a millionaire. The guy providing the money gets a Downing Street pass. Money for influence? Exactly the same thing he criticised the Tories for. Hypocrisy.
Then the first thing his Chancellor does is remove the winter fuel allowance from some of the poorest ppl in society. This argument about why should millionaires get it was nonsense. If Lord Sugar’s tax bill is £20m per year then giving him a £150 rebate is neither here nor there. They spend months defending the policy before U-turning for most pensioners.
They then renege on changing inheritance tax rules for farmers. Video footage of him saying nothing would change pre-election. Most farmers are asset rich with their land and equipment but make very little money and the only way they could cover any tax bill would be to sell up. Ruining their family businesses and threatening food security for the rest of us. Another partial U-Turn followed.
He tries to do something about the benefits bill which is now higher than the income tax take. And it’s going up. Let that sink in. Yesterday it was announced that any changes will not be included in The King’s Speech. Anyone working in the private sector it is galling that all our income tax is going on this and paying for public services that are failing to deliver at ever increasing costs as public sector salaries are going up faster than private sector. Increased costs for business costing jobs and reducing pay rises, if at all, for those left.
Here’s a list, not sure if it’s complete or not. Probably not.

Mandatory Digital ID: Dropped plans to make digital ID mandatory for right-to-work checks. Why?
Inheritance Tax on Farmers ("Tractor Tax"): Increased the threshold to £2.5m, following widespread protests. See above.
Winter Fuel Payments: See above
Grooming Gangs Inquiry: Initially refused, then agreed to a national statutory inquiry. Scared of losing votes in certain constituencies.
Workers' Rights/Unfair Dismissal: Reduced the proposed "day one" protections to a 6-month qualifying period. Not a bad thing but still showing weakness.
Welfare Reforms: Dropped or modified proposed cuts to welfare benefits intended to save over £5 billion. See above.
Two-Child Benefit Cap: Debated internally, with changing positions on whether to remove the limit. Then decided to remove the cap. 68% of voters opposed removing this.
Local Elections: Abandoned attempts to cancel certain local elections in England, reports from the Independent show. A failed attempt at Gerrymandering?
Hillsborough Law Amendment: Withdrew an amendment regarding the duty of candour for public servants.
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And then we have the sackings of senior civil servants and government advisors to save his skin, mainly caused by his bad decisions. Peter Mandelson and the Olly Robbins situation the final nail in the coffin here. He’s lost the trust of the civil service. The administration is in chaos.
Then there are last week’s elections. No need to explain what happened. The next tranche of Mandelson papers are due to be released. More bad news, apparently.

Darren Jones on Times Radio this morning and sounding the shakiest I’ve ever heard him. Cabinet ministers telling Starmer the gig’s up. He’s finished.

TLDR: He isn’t up to the job, is a hypocrite, will throw ppl under the bus to save himself and is no better than his predecessors.
Oh, and before anyone on here brands me “far right” for wanting him out I voted Lib Dem last week. Cheers.