The biggest problem is that the media has turned politics into a reality show.
So all the time Boris was doing FA the media just indulged his antics.
In fact calling it "politics" is almost misleading, because if you look at polls about what votes want they are nearly all practical things.
The danger in voting to someone because s/he is good on tv, or makes fines speeches, doesn't help when they are then put in charge of institutions, and indeed how to get Acts through the HoC.
So praising Labour for doing well by the NHS is in fact a con.
The changes they made were enabled by allowing private money to help pay for it.
This means the NHS has been left in much the same state as developing countries. They are paying back so much interest that they cant actually develop.
So nobody really wants to talk about the problem, and MPs and the media collude in this endless drama based on grandstanding and appealing to prejudices.
Non of which give any indication that those asking for your vote could organise a piss up in a brewery (as my old mum used to say)!