TPM's Eric Kleefield has updated the major story:

http://tpmdc.talkingpointsmemo.com/2011/03/wis-state-senate-passes-anti-...

So where do things go now? Well, for one thing, there could be strikes on a significant scale -- after all, a legal safety net that had prevented just such events has now been removed. And given the previous polls showing that people sided with the unions and against Walker, it's not inconceivable that tonight's maneuver could actually lead to strong support in future polls for strikers, an unusual sight in the nation.

Beyond that, of course, is the major story right now that Democrats are organizing recalls against the eight eligible state Senators. And tonight's actions now guarantee a lot of grassroots outrage to deliver those petition signatures.

Some of these districts are probably still hopeless for the Dems -- but others could be picked up, and potentially flip the Senate from 19-14 GOP over to the Dems. And if that works, things are only getting started -- as Tate's statement made clear, Walker will be the next target in 2012, when he becomes eligible.