Another day, another debate. With two straight wins a loss and a win a virtual tie and a win under his belt, will anyone be able to bring enough heat to stop Mitt’s mighty mormentum?

Tuesday is the New Hampshire Primary, the next stop on the road to nomination. We lost Michele Bachmann this week after Iowa, so we are down to six candidates, with Rick Santorum moving to center stage.

John Harwood and Maria Bartiromo host. The focus will be, not surprisingly, on the economy. CNBC posted the candidate’s opening statements here for for anyone who might want to read them.

Romney doesn’t really inspire the GOP base, but the GOP base is enthusiastic about wanting Obama gone. Romney’s biggest potential advantage in the primary are the national polls which show that if the 2012 election is close, he would be the GOP’s best (and possibly only) hope of beating Obama. But this is only a political advantage for Romney if he can make the primary voters believe it, and so far they don’t. That is why Romney’s campaign is going to need to hammer in the electability message every chance they get.