Given that Leave voters and campaigners are not a homogenous lot, it would be nice to see some pressure coming from leavers who aren't incredibly right wing, and who don't want to see all EU immigrants cruelly expelled, and who don't want to see workers rights and environmental protection slashed.
Because at the moment, the only pressure on the government seems to be coming from the extreme right wing fringes.
These fringes want a bonfire of rights and regulations, and they are prepared to sacrifice the economy for the sake of looking tough on immigration. I am not saying there is anything racist with wanting to reduce immigration, but draconian controls that unfairly punish those who have built a life here is nasty and stupid, especially if we make those whom we rely on (NHS nurses for eg) feel unwelcome.
A "bonfire of red tape" sounds terrific, until you realise that some of those regulations made your life better. Its not all about bendy bananas.
I am hoping that once A50 is triggered, many of the leavers who put an awful amount of time moaning about Remoaners will divert some of that energy to scrutinising what the government is doing, and speaking out against the extreme rightwing fringe.
I really hope that once A50 is triggered, we see more high profile leavers doing this too.
I know that many leave voters did not vote to plummet off a cliff edge without a trade agreement for the sake of punishing EU migrants.
I know that many leavers did not vote for further cuts, a bonfire of rights and rolling back environmental protections. (I also know that some did!).
I really hope that enough moderate leavers now feel secure enough that Brexit is actually happening, to criticise the direction we are being dragged in. Whatever is done, will be done in your name. They are certainly not listening to remainers, but maybe they'll listen to you.