Hayden, I can see what your saying with some of the candidates. As far as Romney goes, I don't mind him at all. Actually I respect him alot for his business skills, and results driven approaches.
He was pro-choice, then pro-life. Come on, thats a pretty naive few point. He was "pro-choice" because he respected his states laws on abortion, and promised not to change them if he was elected governor? He's always been pro-life, he just doesn't let his personal beliefs dictate what the majority of the electorate want.
That seems like a good leader to me.
That whole flip-flop bullshit is ridiculous, any good leader should change his/her opinions depending on the current evidence/circumstances. If GWB had some of that, we might not be stuck in Iraq.
Having said all that, I agree that it will be between Guiliani and Clinton. I'd much rather Guiliani. Clinton gives me a weird vibe.