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Clinton's achilles' heel. it's exactly what you showed in that poll, mika. people are for bernie sanders but thinks hillary will win. she's the head candidate. always been the head candidate. not the heart candidate. that was not her in 2008. obviously it was barack obama eventually. it's not her right now. it doesn't mean she's not going to be the nominee but passion matters. passion within the base matters particularly in a general election where we expect the republican base to come out and vote against hillary clinton will be very, very energized. >> we looked at that new hampshire number ...

In south carolina. the question is over time. does the electability -- inevitably argument, is that enough? he's never going to the be heart candidate. he's a head candidate. >> i love election day exit polls. we will know so much. we'll look at the reporting tonight. it's going to be why. >> not polls. but actual voters. >> that does it for this special edition of "andrea mitchell reports" instead of lockup. stay with msnbc throughout the day for nonstop coverage of the voting in south carolina. prime time coverage kicking off at 6:00 eastern. tamron hall has a look at what's next. >> you're ...

This is clearly mitt romney and his colleagues in a photo shoot. but that's not the image of what is going on in the economy and occupy wall street. spread around. then this from your colleague, ken vogal, saying that the campaign spent nearly 20,000 at vineyard vines. so there you go on that. now from your own reporting, you talk to the republican from new york, peter cane, and he said people are looking for gut viscerals. but they will if they are so determined to defeat barack obama and if he is the republican nominee. >> yeah, andrea. so reminiscent of 2004. when democrats were not enthusi...

Pittsburgh, all of a sudden, communities are a rural community with a member of congress, now that becomes a battlefield. also one of the chief criticisms coming from democrats and some republicans, it would take away the state's clout. >> sure would. >> all of a sudden a candidate like president obama or republican nominee doesn't need to stop by pennsylvania any more. >> and pennsylvania has always been a must-win state for democrats. it's the state whereof course, in the primary, hillary clinton and barack obama battled to a very, very contentious finish. so you can see pennsylvania just go...

Maybe it will stay herman cain, go back to rick perry, we don't know. what we know, mitt romney is never going to be the heart candidate. if electability as polls suggest is not top of mind concern for republicans in iowa and new hampshire choosing the nominee, it is a hard hurdle for mitt romney to clear. he's not going to be the guy they love. he has to be the guy they like and like a lot more than president obama. >> chuck todd, what are the warning signs for the president here in head to head say with mitt romney? >> i tell you this, when you look at the new hampshire numbers, we have seen...