Since you fail to mention it in your post, you don't appear to have any appreciation for the meaning of term, severability, and why it is significant.
"McCain-Feingold," had the severability clauses, so while some of it was thrown out by USSC other portions survived. Obamacare failed to make any provision for severability. Therein lies its fatal weakness
There's no reason to have faith per se in the courts, but given that there are thousands of pages in that bill, and that it was so clumsily put together one is is certain to find plenty of examples of un-costitutionality.
If Virginia alone wins its case, the law fails entirely.
It's past your bedtime....
