The only legislative hearing scheduled so far is by invitation only.

But the Wisconsin Council on Children and Families, a non-partisan, non-profit organization that provides education, research and advocacy for the well-being of children and families, has sponsored a series of public forums across the state to discuss TABOR, or the modified version that has become known as the Bride of TABOR.

Citizens have turned out to talk about the real impact the constitutional amendment would have on the people of Wisconsin. To hear or read the statements, you'll need to go to the website of WEAC, which co-sponsored the forums. Clicking on the cities here won't work.

TABOR A GOP GRAVEYARD? Meanwhile, conservative blogger "Dennis York" warns that passage of TABOR could mean the end of Republican dominance in state politics. Do you think that argument is just to try to get some Democrats to support it? (Kidding. Even I am not that cynical.)