The U.S. Supreme Court may as soon as this Thursday invalidate the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate that requires people to buy health insurance, but the rest of the law will probably remain intact. That's the prevailing wisdom, according to a Christian Science Monitor article, and no mandate means that health care premiums could shoot up 15 percent to 20 percent.
However, huge components of the legislation would remain: Expanding the Medicaid program to 16 million more Americans, and the creation of state health insurance exchanges to make it easier for the uninsured to purchase health care.
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