Huelskamp looking strong in Kansas

[itshappening]

Ron Paul endorsed State Sen. Huelskamp looking strong in Kansas 1st district congressional race

DODGE CITY – As of the end of the 4th quarter of 2009, Huelskamp will have grossed a grand total of $556,000 for his Congressional campaign -- and will report roughly $480,000 cash on hand.

"If you ask me, the astonishing thing is the cash on hand number," said Huelskamp fundraising consultant Erin DeLullo. A lot of campaigns raise a lot of money, but have little to show for it in the end. Senator Huelskamp has consistently demonstrated both the ability to raise money -- and the ability to spend it wisely. That's what you look for in a successful campaign."

[johnrocks]

That is great, I think I'll send him some fundage.

[itshappening]

this district is GOP so whoever wins the primary wins the seat, he is apparently the front runner
but there is no polling. He has a lot of good endorsements

[RoyalShock]

This is my district and I admit I have yet to do my research on the emerging candidates. But I'm quite encouraged to see a Ron Paul-endorsed candidate running with a strong war chest!

EDIT: Looked up his website real quick:

http://www.huelskamp.org/

List of endorsements (http://www.huelskamp.org/endorsements.html)

http://www.huelskamp.org/gallery2lg.jpg

[Austrian Econ Disciple]

Of course he doesn't have his Foreign Policy stance on his site...

[Epic]

There's nothing on his site to distinguish him from mainstream republicans. I suppose that's intentional, but it doesn't give me any info.

[RoyalShock]

It seems to me his "Issues" page on the website is a modification of his state-specific positions (as a current state senator) as applied to federal government and he may not have his positions on federal issues completely developed. I don't know.

When I have the time I plan on e-mailing his campaign to get his positions on foreign policy, monetary policy, and immigration. I'll try and come back to report my findings.