Concerned Women Political Action Committee
Endorses State Senator Tim Huelskamp for Congress in Kansas First District
Senator Huelskamp is a
proven pro-life leader and led the effort in Kansas for the state Marriage
Amendment
Washington, D.C. – Concerned Women Political
Action Committee (CWPAC) announced its endorsement of Kansas State Senator Tim
Huelskamp in his campaign for Congress in Kansas First District.
Concerned
Women PAC is affiliated with Concerned Women for America Legislative Action
Committee, the
nation’s largest public policy women’s organization with more than 500,000
grassroots members nationwide.
The
First Congressional district became an open seat when current Congressman Jerry
Moran announced he would be running for the U.S. Senate in 2010 for the open
seat created by pro-life Senator Sam Brownback, who is running for Governor.
"Tim was already well known to Concerned Women PAC long
before he decided to run for Congress. Not only has Senator Huelskamp been a
solid vote on pro-life and pro-family issues, he has been a leader,” said
Beverly LaHaye, Founder and Chairman of Concerned Women PAC.
“This is exactly the type of candidate we look for; Tim’s a proven
legislator who led the effort to pass a marriage amendment in his state, and
has shown time and time again that he will do whatever it takes to protect the
unborn. What touched my heart the most
about Tim however was his personal story.
He has lived in the first district all his life, as a farmer, a
legislator and a good husband to his wife Angela and four adopted
children. I couldn’t be more pleased to
endorse Tim Huelskamp for Congress.”
Concerned
Women Political Action Committee was started in 2002 to help elect solid
pro-family, pro-life conservatives to Congress.
Concerned Women PAC sends out a monthly letter to members encouraging
them to financially support candidates like Kansas State Senator Tim Huelskamp. For more information on this race, please
contact Mike Mears at 202-408-4941.
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