While it seems as though every institution in the nation's capital leaks information like a sieve, the U.S. Supreme Court is sealed tight. No information gets out until all the justices say so. It's amazing and refreshing.
Going into June, no one knew with certainty how the court would decide a challenge to the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 (PPACA).
Given the court's proven ability to keep a secret and the ideological divide among the justices, PIA National staff found it necessary to prepare not one, but three analysis pieces in advance: one if the Supreme Court declared the entire healthcare law unconstitutional, another if the Supreme Court threw out the individual mandate but preserved the rest of the law, and still another if the Supreme Court sustained the law.
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