This is exactly intentional, this is how the radical class of aggrieved manipulators work against you.   This is exactly the radical “community organizational” mindset at work and how they create self-fulfilling prophecies in the form of manufactured, but consequential, chaos.

Fabian Socialism directly being employed through the Cloward Piven school of overwhelming the system.   When the outcome of the system being overwhelmed, in this case Obamacare, is suddenly seen by an awakened mass to be undesired, it’s too late.
Through a series of small, barely noticeable, yet methodically planned steps, the strategy of slow creep to the larger goal is accomplished.  When all of a sudden people awaken to the reality of how far this creeping has travelled, it’s too late.
The structure of what was known as normal, or absent crisis,  is now dependent on the continuation of the Fabian strategy.   The point of no return has been crossed.
This is the strategic argument of President Obama now.  The point of no return has been passed, so therefore any action taken by SCOTUS, even if they are striking down an unlawful construct, will be more damaging than allowing the illegal construct to remain.
The radicals win, and the ends justify the illegal means they used to achieve them.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Medicare’s payment system, the unseen but vital network that handles 100 million monthly claims, could freeze if President Barack Obama’s health care law is summarily overturned, the administration quietly informed the courts.

Although Obama’s overhaul made significant cuts to providers and improved prescription and preventive benefits, Medicare was overlooked in Supreme Court arguments that focused on the law’s controversial requirement that all individuals carry health insurance.
Havoc for Medicare could have repercussions as both parties avidly court seniors in this election year and as hospitals and doctors increasingly complain the program doesn’t pay enough.
Last year, in a lower court filing, Justice Department lawyers said reversing Medicare payment changes “would impose staggering administrative burdens” on the government and “could cause major delays and errors” in claims payment.  (read more)