By the way, over on the Times Matthew Parris, is sounding cautious optimism (please, nobody shout Murdoch rag at me!). And most of the comments are upbeat, if upbeat's what you need . I'm going to cut and paste one because it was quite interesting;
"One commentator put it this way - the coalition is the merger of the socially liberal with the economically liberal.
This is the option we have never really had before. If you wanted social equality, fairness, equal opportunity, classlessness, you had to go to the Labour Party and accept the socialist economics and big government that came with it. If you wanted laissez faire, lower taxes, small government, you had to go to the Tories and accept the Daily Mail's social vision for the country, in which everything is great if you are 55, white, married (to a woman), and live in a small country village.
By chance what we now have is perfect. Less bureaucracy AND gay rights. Lower taxes (eventually) AND class-free opportunity. Business encouragement AND rights for working women. How good is that?"
That said, there are already petitions up and running complaining that Theresa May's voting record is directly at odds with her position as 'Equalities' Minister. Obviously this coincides with complaints about about there not being enough women in Cabinet positions. It's never been more true that you can't please everyone...