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Sarah Palin's husband was injured in the accident

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Former Alaska governor and the former vice president candidate Sarah Palin's husband Todd Palin injured in an accident.

Sarah Palin's husband was injured in the accident

He was injured in the crash of the vehicle on the snow in Alaska.

They have canceled their participation in the election campaign in Florida Donald Trump.

He was they need the support of Donald Trump at the ceremony on Monday.

The idea that Sarah Palin was announced Donald Trump-backed candidate in the race for the Republican Party in January.

Donald Trump has been campaigning for the coming crash with Sarah Palin's husband in the statement issued by the officials described as "bad" and that Sarah Palin is in the hospital.

The idea that Sarah Palin was selected by John McCain was the choice that had just been sworn in as Alaska governor two years.

After the elections in 2009, he had resigned from the post of Alaska offer of the career choice as an author and political analyst.

Tuesday will take part in the vote in several states, including Florida and Ohio Republicans and Democrats.

Sunday he had attended parties, Donald Trump.

Donald Trump, the entrepreneurs say that Governor Palin gives a message of best wishes to Mr. Trump in the initial selection.

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While speaking at the Trump event in Tampa, Florida, former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin mentions her to husband Todd's recovery for a snow machine crash in Alaska.
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