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I think this is an extremely important article.
Having this issue in mind, to me tops promoting any other single issue. If we can keep our “operating system” we can work the other issues out in a democratic way.
That is why I am so distressed by those who want to stir dissention among those who could be supportive in this cause. There is so much slandering of imperfect people, as if we aren't all imperfect. We need the support of every one who wants to preserve the republic.
The author says we still outnumber them. But I wonder if that will still be true if amnesty is allowed.
It is so important to hold the line until the next election and increase our representation drastically in 2010.

If we can keep our “operating system” we can work the other issues out in a democratic way.

It's already beyond working out in a "democratic way". The operating system of this country is broken. The virus called entitlements has taken over, and the constitution has been dessecrated beyond recognition.

Witness the massive voter fraud of the last few elections. Witness the deadbeats of this country having the same voice as those of us paying for their food, clothing and shelter. Witness the plethora of federal agencies that, unconstitutionally, write and then enforce laws that encroach on previously constitutionally guaranteed rights. Witness the growth of entitlement programs, at the expense of productive citizens. Witness the throngs of illegals invading the country, grabbing their piece of the pie (sponsored by your paycheck and mine). Witness the media, bought and payed for by the socialist/democrat party. Witness the militant anger of the left that goes unreported while a simple, factual speech by Cheney, Palin, or Joe the Plumber gets slandered by the leftist machine.

We're there - this constitutional republic is already dead. It's all over but the shooting.