It’s as a lot of people have said - actual, living breathing people have been ignored.
I know people that have been lifelong Labour supporters who refused to vote for Corbyn and his menagerie. 3 years at least of which Anti Semitism hung over them. It took Phillip Schofield to actually get an apology out of Corbyn.
The level of self-employment has gone up, but the manifesto treated all businesses the same (albeit with lower corporate tax rates for companies with a laughably small turnover) as massive b’stards.
The giveaways seemed dated - free broadband might have won votes 15 years ago, uni educations have been exposed as not being all they were cracked up to be.
Huge companies were targeted for tax, but not the bloke who everyone in smaller communities knows who works cash in hand.
You have a generation that have lived on payday loans - they understand that somewhere down the line you get shafted for borrowing.
If Labour want to win the next election they need to be relevant. There needs to be answers rather than just throwing more money at issues. It needs to speak to real people.
