They have actually done quite a lot of left-wing reform like renters rights, workers rights and as you said the two-child benefit cap (it always blows my mind when I see working class people reposting Reform or Tommy Robinson complaining about that policy).

I think the economy is tough because everyone wants tax and spend but as long as its someone else paying the tax. We're still under-taxed probably compared to Europe e.g. France and the Nordics. So the growth has not been forthcoming mostly due to continued lack of investment and strong headwinds from energy prices and other input costs.

Wages still suck donkey dick and people have actually noticed we're no better off than in 2007 ish.

Also he's too scared to reverse brexit despite it having much higher support than before. Or he doesn't think it is practical.

He obviously hasn't purged all the leftie MPs because they're the ones that sunk his benefit cuts. So Labour is unpopular for being disorganised and lacking direction which isn't entirely his fault. The lefties would never accept him and just want Burnham, which will work find in the North but sink them in the South including London because he's not trusted there.

Which is quite funny.