David Miliband to quit frontline politics - iv #5

The speaker reflects on their past decisions, emphasizing their loyalty to the party and the country. They express no regrets about their choices, including their readiness to run for party leadership in 2010. The speaker also discusses their unwillingness to worsen situations by leaving the party with a friend, highlighting their commitment to making the right decisions.

What does the speaker emphasize about their past decisions?

• They are unsure about their past decisions.

• They wish they had made different choices.

• They are proud of their loyalty.

• They regret their decisions.

What was the speaker ready to do in May 2010?

• Run for Prime Minister.

• Run for the leadership of the party.

• Join a different political party.

• Leave the party.

How does the speaker feel about the campaign they ran?

• They regret it.

• They wish they had not run.

• They are indifferent.

• They are proud of it.

What was the speaker unwilling to do?

• Join a new campaign.

• Remain loyal to the party.

• Run for leadership.

• Make a bad situation worse.

Who did the speaker mention in relation to leaving?

• Gordon Brown

• James Purnell

• David Cameron

• Tony Blair