Let it be known of your concerns at local level and your consideration to vote independently at next government and local elections because of this issue. With enough noise the backbenchers will fear for their seats and register their concern to government. At the end of the day cabinet are responsible to government who are responsible to parliament who in turn are responsible to the people. It is just necessary to follow the route through to make your voices heard.

Once the vote for Brexit was confirmed, then Camoron should have insisted on a government of unity, where an all party coalition government handled the Brexit. And yes, too much for one person

We will need an early general election after we either Brexit or suddenly remain. Then we can rebuild Cabinet consensus government.
It will be beyond my lifetime before the debacle sorts itself out. Cameron has split to people of the UK and a 'Civil War' has happened. The drive for Scottish independence may well win out (I met Alec Salmond in my local Co Op the other weekend when he was buying up the cheap deals, and blue tracksuit bottoms with shabby shoes how the powerful have fallen) should they win, it will be 'Call me Dave's' fault.
Of course if another referendum is called and it goes to remain, even with a decent majority then the divide is still going to be there.
I watched a news item from Germany today. Their take is the UK must stay in or else sink. If we leave, then the crash on the pound will cripple our ability to import goods, kill the NHS and cause world wide recession.

I don't believe the sympathy latent in the term "poor" applies to Mrs May. She volunteered to put herself up as a target, and the rabid conservative mob accepted her because there was no realistic contender other than that bumbling twit called Boris. I suspect she will go down in the historical annuls as one of the worst PMs this country has ever had.

When we, in America, figure it out, we'll definitely let you all know. We gotta get rid of Dotard, or he's gonna fucking kill us all.

I do agree this was too much of a burden for one person .I think they should have set up a cross party committee of Brexiters to negotiate the deal.

Tory grandee and former Deputy PM Michael Heseltine today told the BBC that May is delusional - and then, even more damningly, that there is no 'element of truth' in the slogans she spouts meaninglessly to the nation. (Quoted from 'The Skwakbox'

She is not a "Poor woman" in any sense.
She is Prime Minister, she not only chose to be prime minister she fought to be Prime minister.
"Would we be saying "The that poor man" if it were still Cameron at no.10? No we would be calling him incompetent and negligent which he was.
I care not if the prime minister is male female or a transvestite wombat called Euphemia Brian Fumblebuck, so long as they do the job they asked for, are well paid for and were elected to do.
There is no need for gender politics, and has has been rightly pointed out it is parliament that is supposed to run the country, with government as their representative and the Prime Minister as the titular head.
Not a dictatorship, not a cult of personality and not an elected monarch.

We have fought for equality in this country for all "subjects" (and we are still technically subjects not citizens) so it is a bit hypocrytical to play the gender card when the going gets a bit rough or a lot rough as in this case.
Mrs. May botched it, the buck stops on her desk, she should suck it up, apologise and then either deal with it like a grown ass politician or have the good graced to resign.

Margaret Thatcher began the attempt to make the UK prime minister more presidential and Tony Blair continued this. While the prime minister speaks for the party in power, she/he should be only a spokesperson, and the cabinet should make the decisions. I believe that underJjeremy Corbyn we shall return to that situation as he is not a man who likes the limelight. People criticise him for not having 'star quality' like Tony Blair, but I think he is the better for that. I find it hard to feel sorry for Theresa May - yes, she is in a difficult and stressful situation, but it is of her own making and she has done some very nasty things in her time.

Yes, I agree. She is clearly between a rock and a hard place, and the best thing she could now do is allow Parliament to vote on her Deal with the EU. It will be voted down and then a No Confidence vote would be called by Labour....a General Election would follow, leaving the EU would have to be put on hold or withdrawn, as the deadline of March would be impossible.