There was no severability clause.  NONE NADA ZILCH.

So if the Supremes make short work of any section, its all over and the preparations made become null and void.

So would any "early innovator" grants, and payments made to states who have implemented their part of the catastrophe penned as the "Affordable Care Act".  In fact, repayments for money given by government could theoretically be demanded by the feds.

That would leave this state in a bad place for accepting it.  A VERY BAD place.