Mitt Talks Sense on Birth Control, and then Changes his Mind

Here's the thing about Mitt Romney. He starts out by saying about the most intelligent thing any politician ever said about birth control:

The idea of presidential candidates getting into questions about contraception ... I'm not going there. Contraception is working just fine, let’s just leave it alone.

But then he had to semi-reverse himself by supporting the so-called "Blunt amendment" designed to change administration policy on insurance for birth control, and then got into an argument with reporters about whether he had reversed himself, and then his staff had to issue a "clarification" explaining what he really meant.