Charles Moore (HERE) and Steve Hilton (HERE) have both written pieces this weekend about Theresa May's conference speech. Both are highly critical.
Moore thinks we voted for less government and is unhappy that May seems to be advocating more interference with workers on company boards and so on. Hilton is unhappy about the way policy is developing on controlling immigration.
I think we will see a lot more of this as policy detail comes out and negotiations with the EU gets under way. Leavers voted for all sorts of different things and it is impossible to satisfy all of them with the same deal. Remainers of course won't be happy with any deal.
One can easily foresee a majority against any specific form of Brexit.
Update: Alastair Heath at The Telegraph is also regretting it (HERE)
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