Yesterday at Foxwoods, situation as follows:

• $120 buy-in 10k event, 131 runners with 14 paid
• 38 players remaining, blinds 1,000-2,000 ante 200
• Moved to new table for an orbit, player to my direct right moved two hands prior, no idea on his game

I was sitting on 22,000 chips and in the big blind.  Action was folded around to the small blind (the new player), and he opened for 6,000.  I checked out what he had behind and it was roughly 27,000.  Earlier in the orbit, I decided I was going to reshove any CO/button/SB raise against medium stacks with any two cards and followed through with my plan (not that it matters, but I had Q9).  He ended up stacking off with KQos. 

Was this a bad idea against a new player with no information on his playing style, calling ranges, etc?  Is this an ideal hand to be shoving (+ev, good flop value, etc)?