Commit stack with only AQ?

[TheTimeIsUp]

My basic question is : Should you commit your stack (when you have about the average stack) with AQ??

***** Hand History for Game 1235954861 *****
NL Hold'em Trny:7512661 Level:14 Blinds (1000/2000) - Sunday, November 28, 23:12:01 EDT 2004
Table Multi-Table(145831) Table #10 (Real Money)
Seat 1 is the button
Total number of players : 10
Seat 2: Longhorne ( $18894 )
Seat 6: GivingCash ( $21220 )
Seat 10: BIRDY777 ( $21832 )
Seat 7: pushee01 ( $11261 )
Seat 1: ZigBest ( $275 )
Seat 5: xrayed ( $13325 )
Seat 4: rambodog ( $26748 )
Seat 3: BRADY2020 ( $56552 )
Seat 8: jr4win ( $35560 )
Seat 9: luckydaze ( $7324 )
Trny:7512661 Level:14
Blinds (1000/2000)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to GivingCash [ Qh Ad ]
rambodog folds.
xrayed folds.
GivingCash raises [5000].
pushee01 folds.
jr4win folds.
luckydaze folds.
BIRDY777 folds.
ZigBest folds.
Longhorne folds.
BRADY2020 raises [8000].
Your time bank will become active in less than 20 seconds. If you do not want it to be used, please act now.
GivingCash folds.
BRADY2020 does not show cards.
BRADY2020 wins 16000 chips

[zaxx19]

Never on a call. Only really as an aggressor with very good folding equity. Im considered weak-tight though on the forum so take the advice with a grain of salt. One timely push would be if someone keeps popping your blinds and he looks weak on a raise.

[ZootMurph]

Without any reads, I generally don't call reraises with AQo. Did you have any read on this guy? If it was AQs, I'd call the small reraise and fold without help on the flop. With anything as small as a Queen or flush draw on the flop, I'd push.