Wait, what?

WALLACE: In the wake of Congressman Todd Akin’s comments last Sunday, the Obama campaign is once again attacking Republicans for what they call the so-called war on women. Now, I know that you have an economic argument about jobs and opportunity, but I’d like you to deal with the social issues aspect of this specifically. How do you answer the Obama charge that they offer more support, more choice to women when it comes to abortion or rape or birth control or women’s health care?

ROMNEY: Well, first of all, with regards to women’s health care, look, I’m the guy that was able to get health care for all of the women and men in my state. They’re just talking about it at the federal level.

I guess Romney was due to flop back to his previous position sooner or later.