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There’s a major rift developing between Sarah Palin’s husband and Alaska Republican Senate nominee Joe Miller, according to an e-mail conversation between the two parties obtained by an Alaska politics blogger. 
  
 POLITICO could not confirm the authenticity of the e-mail conversation, but Jeanne Devon of The Mudflats political blog reports that the messages show squabbling between the Miller and Palin camps — and that they serve as the biggest hint to date that Sarah Palin has presidential ambitions. 
  
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 The local, liberal blog The Mudflats, an exhaustive and often critical chronicler of all things Palin, reports an incensed Todd Palin e-mailed Miller and others on Sept. 19, voicing his complaints about a recent television appearance in which Miller was asked whether Palin was qualified to be president. 
  
 “Hold off on any letter for Joe,” writes Todd Palin, according to The Mudflats. “Sarah put her ass on the line for Joe and yet he can't answer a simple question ‘Is Sarah Palin Qualified to be President’. I DON'T KNOW IF SHE IS.” 
  
 “Joe, please explain how this endorsement stuff works, is it to be completely one sided,” the e-mail continues. “Sarah spent all morning working on a Facebook post for Joe; she won't use it, not now.” 
  
 Todd Palin’s missive ends with: “Put yourself in her shoe's Joe for one day.” 
  
 Recipients of the e-mail include Miller, Palin’s attorney, Thomas Van Flein, and SarahPAC Treasurer Tim Crawford. Sarah and Todd Palin boosted Miller’s profile by backing him early on in the Senate race, when he was a virtually unknown candidate taking on Sen. Lisa Murkowski. Miller defeated Murkowski, but the senator is waging a write-in campaign to retain her seat. 
  
 A second e-mail posted on the blog indicates an annoyed Miller forwarded Todd Palin’s message to four people, including his spokesman, Randy DeSoto. 
  
 “Just found this in my inbox,” writes Miller on Sept. 22. “This is what we're dealing with. Note the date and the complete misconstruction of what I said. Holy cow.” 
  
 DeSoto did not return a request for comment, and requests to the e-mail addresses listed for Todd Palin and Van Flein were not immediately returned. An e-mail request to Palin’s press contacts was also not immediately returned. 
  
 Sarah Palin has expressed support for Miller’s candidacy in her regular media appearances and through her Twitter account — although her enthusiasm for his candidacy appears to be waning. The last time Palin tweeted about the race was Sept. 24, when she criticized Murkowski for speaking in third person. The last time she tweeted about Miller, however, was Sept. 2 — almost three weeks before Todd Palin purportedly sent the e-mail to Miller and others. ||||| This collection contains collaborative Election crawls performed by IA. |||||
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Sarah Palin's not running for president—yet—but Palin-backed candidates who don't endorse her for the job will have to answer to Todd and forget about having her support, judging by leaked emails obtained by Mudflats. Alaskan Senate candidate Joe Miller—who received Palin's endorsement earlier this year—told Fox News there were "a number of great candidates out there" when asked if he thought Palin was qualified to be president, prompting an angry email from the state's former First Dude. "Sarah put her ass on the line for Joe and yet he can't answer a simple question," Todd wrote in an email to Miller and SarahPac's treasurer. "Joe, please explain how this endorsement stuff works, is it to be completely one sided. Sarah spent all morning working on a Face book post for Joe, she won't use it, not now." Miller apparently forwarded the email to associates. "This is what we're dealing with. Note the date and the complete misconstruction of what I said. Holy cow," he wrote. The Palin camp declined to comment on the matter to Politico, which notes that it's been a long time since Palin voiced her support for Miller's candidacy.