I'd like to take this oppurtunity, to put a few things straight.
When I meet people around the country, it's obvous that many of you have strong and pretty mixed reactions to some of the things the Liberal Democrats have done in Govornment.
Many of you tell me that you are glad that at a time of real economic unceartinty, we put aside our political differences to provide our country with stable leadership.
But I also meet people who are dissapointed and are angry that we couldn't keep all our promises, we couldn't keep all our promises.
Above all, our promise not to raise tuition fees, and to those people I say this: We made a promise before the election that we would vote against any rised fees, we would vote against any rised fees, we would vote against any rised fees.
It was a pledge made with the best of intentions, the best of intentions.
But we shouldnt've made a promise we weren't absolutley sure we could deliver.
I'm sorry, i'm sorry, I'm so so sorry.
There's no easy way to say that I'm sorry.
I'm sorry, i'm sorry, I'm so so sorry.
There's no easy way to say that I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
When we're wrong we hold our hands up, but when we're right we hold our heads up too.
You learn from new mistakes and that's what we will do.
I accept that won't be enough for everyone but I owe it to you.
You learn from new mistakes, and that's what we will do.
I'm sorry, i'm sorry, I'm so so sorry.
There's no easy way to say that I'm sorry.
I'm sorry, i'm sorry, I'm so so sorry.
There's no easy way to say that I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
We are sorry, we are sorry.
The Liberal Democrats are sorry.
There's no easy way to say that we are sorry.
We are sorry.
We are sorry, we are sorry.
The Liberal Democrats are sorry.
There's no easy way to say that we are sorry.
And if we've lost your trust, that's how I hope we can start to win it back.

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