<p>While the liberal media expected his campaign to suffer after his attack against John McCain, Donald Trump has only increased in popularity, eclipsing Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker and reaching 30.9% according to an Iowa poll conducted by One American News Network. ;</p>
<p>Two hundred and twenty-seven Iowa Republicans attended the poll on Wednesday. If the caucus were to be held today, Donald Trump would win by a landslide with over 30% of the vote. Scott Walker came in second place at 15.4% followed by Jeb Bush at 10%.</p>
<p>Scott Walker drew Trump&rsquo;s ire earlier this year when he used the phrase &ldquo;make America great again&rdquo; in a speech at the South Carolina Freedom Summit. Although the phrase originated with Reagan, Trump had it trademarked as his own in 2012. ;</p>
<p>Trump, who was standing backstage, was &ldquo;disappointed&rdquo; in his fellow candidate for his lack of creativity. &ldquo;I get tremendous raves for that line,&rdquo; said Trump. &ldquo;You would think &mdash; I could come up with different lines. You would think they would come up with their own. That is my whole theme.&rdquo;</p>
<p>A recent story in the <em>New York Times</em> hinted that Scott Walker was the favorite of conservative billionaires David and Charles Koch, the most sought-after of Republican political donors. ;Soon after the story was released, however, David Koch put the theory to rest: &ldquo;While I think Governor Walker is terrific, let me be clear, I am not endorsing or supporting any candidate for president at this point in time.&rdquo;</p>
<p>He later explained: &ldquo;My brother and I are going to take a neutral position as to who we are going to support until the primaries are over&hellip;when the primaries are over and Scott Walker gets the nomination, well, then we will support.&rdquo; ;</p>
<p>The Koch brothers hosted a Q&;A session this week during which Walker spoke to hundreds of donors. ;He was asked during the Q&;A session if Obama was Christian, a question that he failed to answer in February. &ldquo;I don&rsquo;t know,&rdquo; said Walker. ;</p>
<p>Despite the fact that Obama frequently talks about Christianity and attends services, Walker isn&rsquo;t convinced. &ldquo;As someone who is a believer myself, I don&rsquo;t presume to know someone&rsquo;s beliefs about whether they follow Christ or not unless I&rsquo;ve actually talked with him.&rdquo; ;</p>
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