He was so quick to throw his wife under the bus, saying that that was something he'd never have done, since even though he was effectively pro-choice as governor, he personally opposed all abortions.

His campaign went even further and said that Anne just couldn't remember why she would write a check to an organization diametrically opposed to the main litmus test her husband's party uses to judge candidates:

Romney spokesman Kevin Madden said Ann Romney does not remember whether it was a straight donation to the abortion rights group, which supports abortion rights, or whether she wrote the check as an admission fee for an event.

"Since it was so long ago, Ann has no information of the circumstances," he said.

Well, the donation does appear to be admittance to an event, and that event was that very fund raiser:

I spoke this morning to [Planned Parenthood League of Massachusetts then-president] Ms. Gamble to confirm the circumstances of the photograph. She said that this photo was taken at a house party -- a fundraiser -- for Planned Parenthood of Massachusetts, held in June of 1994, at a private home in Cohasset. She explained that Planned Parenthood held (and continues to hold) lots of events like this, where people are invited to meet 'n' greet, and to hear about Planned Parenthood's work. According to Ms. Gamble, both Mitt and Ann Romney were present at this event.

Ms. Gamble further explained that these events are fundraisers, and that invitees are asked to contribute to Planned Parenthood either in advance of or after the event. And, she told me, Ann Romney's $150 donation to Planned Parenthood was "related to" this event.

So Mitt was at a fund raiser for Planned Parenthood and people had to pay upwards of $150 to get in a mingle with him. I wonder how this will play out as he tries to beat Huck in Iowa.