The way they wrote & passed the law, it's all or none, correct?
—The way they wrote & passed the law, it’s all or none, correct?—
That is correct. It does not have a severability clause. More interesting though, is that earlier versions of the law did have one. Someone consciously removed it.
Without a severability clause, the whole thing becomes irrelevant if the SCOTUS sides against the mandate. Some argue against that position, but if it wasn’t such an important thing, there would be no argument. It’s sorta in the same category as why you have to initial changes in a real estate contract. If you don’t, the whole thing becomes so much worthless paper. Theoretically...