Joe Miller stands his ground:

Miller previously accused the National Republican Senatorial Committee of meddling in the race to possibly benefit Murkowski. The candidate is now toning down claims of Republican intervention, telling CNN that NRSC Chairman Sen. John Cornyn, “Assured me that the legal team that he had sent up to Alaska was getting pulled out. I believe that happened.”
But Miller acknowledged that the actions could still cause bad blood between him and the Republicans he would be working with should he win the senate seat.
“Well I think the die was kind of cast, in the sense that the [NRSC] brought a team of lawyers to Alaska against our campaign,” Miller told CNN. “But frankly, I don’t make enemies with anybody.”
Instead of engaging in political war, Miller urged fellow Republicans to take hold of his message of limited government.
“The message that we have is a very broad-based message. I mean, it’s a message that I think not only can the Republican Party embrace but, I believe, that even those outside of the Republican Party can see, I think, if you will – real salvation to the nation,” Miller told CNN.