Do you ever wonder which Mitt will show up at a campaign event in Iowa or New Hampshire?  Will it be the Mitt Romney who, as governor of Massachusetts, supported a woman's right to choose and passed a state-wide health care program? Will it be the Mitt Romney who supports infrastructure spending, tax policy and investments like those that were in the Recovery Act and which are included in the American Jobs Act but who professes opposition to both?  Or maybe it will be the Mitt Romney who has been ardently anti-choice and anti-gay rights since he's been running for president?

The Democratic National Committee launched a new website today, www.WhichMitt.com, to help you figure out just "Which Mitt" you might get.  The site allows voters to take the Mitt Quiz to see exactly how well they know the Republican front-runner's many and contradictory positions on a range of issues.  Most voters know Mitt Romney as the ultimate flip-flopper - someone who sticks his finger in the political wind and changes his positions so often you need a statistician to keep up.

This quiz is a fun way to demonstrate that Mitt Romney has no core convictions or values - that he'll say anything he needs to curry favor with whatever group of voters he's in front of at the time.  But Mitt Romney's lack of a political compass is no game - it means that voters cannot depend on what he says and that they have no real clue who he is.

The quiz and the videos that accompany it demonstrate just how all over the map Mitt Romney has been on the issues over the years in pursuit of impressing the voters he was talking to at the time - whether it's the liberal to moderate voters of Massachusetts or the right wing conservatives in the Republican primary for President.

Statement from DNC National Press Secretary Melanie Roussell: "Mitt Romney, in his nearly 20-year pursuit of various public offices, has changed positions on everything from a woman’s right to choose to gay rights to TARP, Health Care and beyond.  It makes you wonder -- which Mitt would we get in the White House? And which Mitt would we be relying on to make decisions on behalf of millions of Americans, during a crisis, or as Commander in Chief? The WhichMitt campaign will help make sure the public and the press knows when it comes to Mitt Romney, he's like a box of chocolates - you never know what you're gonna get."