What actions of clemenceau later cost him support and why?

Georges Clemenceau, the French Prime Minister during World War I, faced declining support after the war due to his harsh treatment of Germany in the Treaty of Versailles and his failure to address domestic issues effectively. His focus on punishing Germany alienated those who sought reconciliation and stability in Europe. Additionally, his government’s handling of post-war social unrest and inflation led to discontent among the working class, ultimately diminishing his popularity and support in France.