Why didn't the southerners symphize Jefferson Davis?

Southerners did not universally sympathize with Jefferson Davis for several reasons, including his perceived inability to effectively lead the Confederacy during the Civil War. Many believed he was too authoritarian and disconnected from the sentiments of ordinary citizens, which fostered resentment. Additionally, as the war dragged on and hardships increased, some blamed Davis for military failures and the South's struggles, leading to a decline in his popularity and support.