I am not going to start suggesting anything one way or another on Brexit, as the numerous interuprations of the "correct" policy is almost in the number of every adult in the land. Everyone has something to say on it.
That then is the problem; we live in a democracy that with a Brexit vote split 48/52 over those who voted, with complicated patterns over age groups, political persuasion, and class. The PM has the hardest job in the world to balance all this, giving rightful recognition to the result, the needs of the country and telling Europe what we want that has the support of the majority of MP's, her own and those of other parties, that will be political acceptable to all parties, especially to us, the people.
Now if we did not have a democracy the situation would be much easier. The Leader would tell everyone what they must accept, and shoot those who disagree. Easy!
So, anyone who thinks PM May has an easy life, and should just "sort it out", is simply naive. Anyone who had been handed the poisoned chalice of Brexit, would suffer the same torturous road of trying to bang heads together and getting a consensus of positive opinion to travel to Brussels with. On the pitence we pay our politicians, even the PM, we are lucky we do not get the likes of certain directors of major corporations who are paid millions more and still well and truly fxck up!