I do and I don't. I do because it was always going to be a very difficult job and she was really the only candidate that I think could have made a job of it (The thought of Gove, Bojo, JRM or Andrea Leadsom taking over from her is terrifying) but that's as far as it goes.
From the very beginning, her order of priorities has been - herself and her husband, the Tory party and then, finally, the good of the country. At the very beginning, she set down red lines of what Brexit should/should not be and has stubbornly and intransigently refused to be deviated from this. She has refused to engage in any cross party working or even listened really to any of her own MPs.
And now, she's so obsessed with her deal that she wants to bring it back a third time and has offered to resign to get it through. And then snakes in the grass who have their own interests at heart have suddenly decided to change their minds??
I hate the DUP but at least they have stuck to their principles. And now, we're all up s* creek without a paddle.
On a human level, I have sympathy for her because it's a difficult job and she's knackered and stressed, but beyond that - No. the mess the country is in is entirely of her own and David Cameron's making.
Even my cleaner, who voted to leave, told me that she wished we'd never had a referendum in the first place this morning. What a Pandora's box that opened......