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Mark Neumann is running for the U.S. Senate from Wisconsin in 2012.

Wisconsin’s Senate race in 2012 will pit former conservative Congressman Mark Neumann against Tammy Baldwin, the lesbian activist who pushes the gay agenda and big government policies in the House of Representatives.

She is a member of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, a group of socialists who relentlessly work to undermine the free enterprise system and to create a huge welfare state. Baldwin wants to do more damage to our nation as a U.S. Senator.

Mark Neumann was previously endorsed by GINGPAC when he formerly ran for the Senate against Russ Feingold. He served in the House from 1995 through 1999. At the time, he was rated Wisconsin’s most conservative member of Congress during the past 30 years.

Neumann has owned and operated a construction business for the past 25 years; taught math in public schools and founded three Christian Choice schools in the state.

While in the House, Neumann voted 100% pro-life, pro-marriage and was given an A+ rating by the National Rifle Association.

When he left the House in 1998, he worked for the election of Paul Ryan as his replacement. He lost a race for the Senate to Russ Feingold, a lockstep liberal who has done untold damage to our nation.

Neumann has just been endorsed by Senator Jim DeMint (R-SC) who has said of him: Mark Neumann is a proven, conservative leader and he’s running against Tommy Thompson, a Republican who helped President Obama pass his healthcare takeover. The choice in this race could not be more clear. On one hand, we have Mark Neumann, a rock-solid conservative who has demonstrated the courage to stand up to the big spenders in both political parties. On the other hand, we have Tommy Thompson, an establishment Republican with a record of helping liberals to pass budget-busting policies that take away our freedoms.”

Currently, the latest poll has Neumann leading Tommy Thompson by a 33-29.