Well, whoever takes over from May gets not only a broken chalice but one still dripping with the poison she had to swallow too.
It will be a long time before the Conservative party recovers from the Brexit negotiations shambles. May deceived I think. Leave meant 'remain' all along to her.
I respected her as a politician and a woman and I have no idea how she has kept going, given the flak she's had to take. I do think she allowed her own arrogance and EU stance to influence the talks with Barbier, etc, so anger is in the mix from me too. But lots of smpathy too. Career over.
We have many MPs/parliamentarians to thank for her demise though.
I bet the leaders of every other party were secretly very glad not to have to take on Brussels and negotiate our way out of the EU. I feel if Corbyn had the task we would be in a customs union favouring the EU and still donating billions to Brussels.
A Leave politician now has to take the Conservative reins and finish the job, although I expect he or she will be thwarted at every turn. Point scoring and self-interest will continue as will Corbyn's game of stopping any forward movement. It's disgraceful.
The next GE will see more MPs ousted (fingers crossed) so TM may enjoy a bit of schadenfruede then.