Any GOP hopeful will be a much better president than the Bamster.
No. You're letting your blind hatred of the man in the Oval Office blind you to some realities. Most of these candidates are running on the Kerry principle (except its "I'm not Obama" this time, instead of "I'm not George W. Bush") and have little to recommend them in their own right.
Michelle Bachman, Rick Perry and Sarah Palin all have/had the potential to make George W Bush look like a good president (which he definately was not). Gingrich was one of the early architects of the financial sector meltdown (which took a couple decades of apathy by the public and many in gov't to come to fruition). Romney might not be too bad: he's someone who isn't a hardliner and may be able to build some bridges between both parties which is something desperately needed at this point, and he's also a half decent financial mind.
Santorum is a himbo (male bimbo) to me: I hate the way he always seems to be searching and stumbling for his talking points as soon as he strays from the Jesus-speak that his supporters love. Even at the NRA convention in Pittsburgh last fall, speaking to a group that should be a part of his base, he didn't impress and instead seemed to bumble around. I realize the speaking engagements and charisma are only part of the package (as Obama has shown at times) but they are an important aspect. He also doesn't want to work on Sundays, so I hope if he IS elected the rest of the world decides to pause itself for those 24 periods, regardless of their own timezones, so he doesn't have to violate the holy day...