NL50 AA oop, facing a raise on the flop

[restless]

Effective stacks $50
Villain is somewhat aggro (25/18/~5), but I havent seen him pull off purely stupid bluffs. iow, I think he has *something* here...

I'm dealt A /images/graemlins/heart.gif A /images/graemlins/club.gif in early pos.
I open raise to $2.
A calling station cc's and Villain cc's from CO (possibly BTN)

Flop comes Q /images/graemlins/heart.gif T /images/graemlins/spade.gif 5 /images/graemlins/heart.gif

I lead for $6 (psb)
Station folds and Villain raises to $19.

Whats my play here? I discount Q's a bit, but T's or 5's are possible but so is a flush-draw, straight draw or some combo.

Should I just push and be done with it or call the raise and open push most turns? If so, any turncards that should shut me down?

anyone just fold on the flop??

[fatman20]

I probably push the flop. I don't like the flop call because there are so many cards on the turn that will cause you to fold. Any heart, any card that completes the straight and you have to fold.

[ship_it_trebek]

this can be anywhere from 55 to KQ to a monster draw...pushing here is going to be profitable in the long run...calling will cause problems as hearts and broadway cards (besides the A) will scare off the AA i'm not folding here