Put your money where your mouth is Sarah Palin!

In a newly released book by Joe McGinniss the former Governor of Alaska is accused of cheating on her husband Todd Palin, with his ex-business partner, a charge which she vehemently denies, and RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned that the adult website AshleyMadison.com has offered the Palins $1 million to prove their innocence.

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"His book is full of disgusting lies, innuendo and smears," Todd Palin said of the book, The Rogue: Searching for the Real Sarah Palin.

The website has offered Sarah and Todd Palin a "unique platform to prove that these allegations are not true," according to a letter exclusively obtained by RadarOnline.com.

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"We will hire a certified polygraph examiner to administer a lie detector test to both yourself and Todd. He will be restricted to asking you questions solely related to the allegations," the letter states.

"If both of you complete and pass the polygraph test, Ashleymadison.com will issue you a check in The amount of $1,000,000."

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Sarah Palin is currently traveling the country "exploring her options" as she decides whether or not she will run for president in 2012.

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Joe McGinniss, author of the controversial new book, The Rogue: Searching for the Real Sarah Palin, rips the Alaskan Republican's character in an interview with The Today Show on Thursday, claiming that she acts like a “tenth-grade mean girl’’ and that "the people that know her best like her the least."

As we previously reported, the book is already generating heat on its’ claims Palin has used cocaine and had a roll-in-the-hay with former NBA 3-point shooter Glen Rice.

McGinniss, who lived next door to the Palins' Wasila, Alaska home for four months while researching for the book, interviewed hundreds of locals; he said that "the thing that I found that really surprised me, was the people that know her best, like her the least."

Sarah Palin is used to taking a beating, so the new tell-all book that claims to reveal shocking secrets about her alleged cocaine use and an extramarital affair with her husband’s business partner, won’t affect her, a political analyst exclusively told RadarOnline.com.

“If she chooses to run, she’s going to run,” political analyst and owner of Serafin & Associates PR, Thom Serafin, told RadarOnline.com in an exclusive interview.

“She’s resilient as hell. Because of who she is and her followers and being a public figure with incredible star power, this just will add to the aroma so to speak, coming from the kitchen.”

He might have played at Barack Obama’s inauguration, but Wyclef Jean also really likes Sarah Palin.

The Haiti native, who lost his bid to become president of his home country, was talking about the many virtues of the former vice presidential candidate Monday night at a post-fashion show party.

“I have to tell you this, I am a huge fan of Sarah Palin,” Jean said at the after party for the Donna Karen Collection show.

Sarah Palin has dabbled in cocaine use and carried on an extramarital affair with her husband Todd’s business partner, Brad Hanson, according to an explosive tell-all book.

The new issue of the National Enquirer, which goes on sale Thursday, has an exclusive sneak peek at Joe McGinniss’ highly anticipated book The Rogue: Searching for the Real Sarah Palin, and RadarOnline.com has learned some of the shocking contents.

The book, which is due to be published on September 20, alleges that just one year before she eloped with Todd, Sarah enjoyed a steamy interracial one-night stand with 6-foot-8 basketball great, Glen Rice. Sarah is said to have met the sportsman in 1987 when he was playing a college basketball tournament in Alaska and she was working as a sports reporter for local station KTUU.