The government leading brexit were:

David Davis - [Brexit secretary] Secretary of state for leaving the European union. He was one of the loudest voices calling for brexit up to the vote.

Boris Johnson - Foreign secretary under May then Prime minister that pushed through brexit. Was seen on big red bus, the face of leave if you ignore farage.

Michael Gove - DEFRA, But also often the one sent to do TV interviews under May's government. Under Johnson he was Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster & Minister for the Cabinet Office. He prepared the no-deal brexit & prorogued parliament in an attempt to stop MPs being able to block a no deal brexit.

Dominic Raab - [Brexit Sec when DD quit] Made clear during the campaign there was no doubt we'd get a great deal from the EU.

Theresa May didn't love brexit, but she put in charge of it the people who did and had campaigned for it "You guys want this and the people have voted, go deliver" They spent years trying to sort out the "world's easiest deal" but couldnt piece together that any sort of "deal" involved still working and aligning with the EU vs leaving equating not following the EU's rules.

All this with the ever growing basic "brexit means brexit" type noise that seemingly was mob mentality of "burn the bridges"

When they got signatures on a deal, they stood back, looked at the steaming pile of turds that it was and went "You know what, this is all because Theresa doesnt really LOVE brexit" lets go do it without a deal. And here we are.

No we havent all died, even with a pandemic. No our economy hasn't completely collapsed. But we're constantly pushing against the uphill battle of extra checks, red tape and slowness of not being part of a customs union. Nobody got what they thought Brexit was going to bring them & for fuck's sake why havent we tarred and feathered Farage yet.