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Independent Voters Not Big Fans of ObamaCare: 50% Want Law Completely Struck Down

As the country patiently awaits the Supreme Court ruling on ObamaCare, which could come as early as Thursday, 50 percent of independent voters would be happy to see the entire law thrown out while others would like to see the individual mandate struck down according to a new Pew Research Center Poll.

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