It's primary day folks, and the last of Sarah Palin's credibility is on the line.

Please, please let somebody win today.

Today there are eight states holding primaries today including Iowa, Mississippi, and New Jersey, and Sarah Palin has a dog in each of those hunts.

In Iowa she has the gun toting, pig mutilator, Joni Ernst who is surprisingly up in the polls and may emerge victorious. And in fact I heard this morning that almost all of her advertising money is coming from outside groups that are spending on her behalf, and that her own fundraising is very underwhelming. 

Here is what Palin posted about Ernst last night:

Joni will make Washington's big spenders squeal. Let's send Joni Ernst roaring on her Harley all the way to D.C. to put government back on We the People's side.

Oh yeah, I'll bet they are just shaking in their boots.

In Mississippi Palin has pinned her hopes on Chris McDaniel, who is currently leading his opponent by two points, but whose ties to a blogger who took pictures of the incumbent's sickly wife has almost derailed his campaign.

Here is what Palin had written for her concerning McDaniel:  

Chris McDaniel provides what Mississippi and all concerned Americans need; please provide him your vote tomorrow to halt the liberal's fundamental transformation of the nation we love. 

In other words yet another Tea Party obstructionist bent on sabotaging the government from within and destroying any chance for the kind of progress that we desperately need.

And finally there's New Jersey's Steve Lonegan.

Of course we all know about Steve Lonegan....

....so there is not really that much more to add.

Lonegan has a reasonable chance to win this primary today, which has New Jersey Democrats salivating at the idea of facing him in the general.

To be clear ALL of these Palin endorsees are on the Democrat's wish list to face off against in the primaries, so their victories today could in fact be good news for the 2014 election cycle.

However if they all fail it would essentially signal the end of the Tea Party as we know it, and virtually destroy Sarah Palin's political credibility completely.

So on the one hand if they all lose, that would be awesome. But then again if they all win, that would be awesomer?