[Rummyfan]

Hunter, though, faces strong competition for the conservative vote from the only other Republican officeholder who is an official presidential candidate: Kansas Sen. Sam Brownback, who received a 100 percent score from The American Conservative Union in 2005.

Where is Brownback on the war and on the reinforcements to Iraq? I received a fund-raising e-mail from his campaign yesterday and any mention of that topic was absent....

[Bahbah]

Where is Brownback on the war and on the reinforcements to Iraq?

He's against the reinforcements. He is also very pro-illegal immigration. I don't think he gives Hunter any competition at all.

[TomGuy]

There was an article by some professor on Brownback yesterday. It was very unflattering and gave some details of his votes and policies.

It apparently has been pulled.

[Antoninus]

Where is Brownback on the war and on the reinforcements to Iraq? I received a fund-raising e-mail from his campaign yesterday and any mention of that topic was absent....

I reckon Sam's trying not to alienate the anti-war paleo-cons who are also on his list.

I must admit, I think Sam would be a formidable candidate if not for his stand on amnesty for illegals. That's the poison pill for him.

[TomGuy]

From that Brownback article that got pulled [Google is amazing at archiving modern life]:

Sen. Brownback has a horrendous record on immigration. He is about two miles to the Left of most Democrats on this issue. Americans for Better Immigration gives him a overall grade of D. On reducing chain migration, he receives an F-; on reducing visa lotteries, F-; on reducing unnecessary visas, F-; and on reducing amnesties, F.