David Cameron: Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood

The Prime Minister also conceded that the Government’s introduction of same-sex marriage could have been better communicated. “One of things we haven’t got across properly is this is what is going to happen in the registry office,” he said.
“This is about what the state does, this is the civil part of marriage. We’re not changing what happens in church or synagogue or mosque.”
Many Christians fear that churches may be forced to hold homosexual ceremonies after a challenge to the European Court of Human Rights. Mr Cameron maintains there are adequate safeguards to stop this happening.
However, Mr Cameron said understood the concerns of Tory supporters who feel he should be going further and faster on boosting the economy, controlling immigration or curbing the welfare state.
“When people temporarily leave you for another party I don’t think, well that’s that,” he added. “I think I understand why you’re frustrated and I want to try and win you back.” 

Interview in the Sunday Telegraph. 
Ugh.
Admittedly it must get annoying if you keep repeating something ad nauseum but bigots deliberately go; "La la la can't hear you!" 
Gentle reminder: Nothing in politics is certain until it actually happens.