Washington (CNN) -- Karen Harned has been going to the Supreme Court every day it has met since June 11 so there would be no chance she would miss the health care law ruling. Harned is director of the small business legal center of the National Federation of Independent Business, one of the plaintiffs in the lawsuit that seeks to strike down the law. She and her group have worked through all of the possibilities and are ready to react to the court's ruling immediately. "We have done a lot of work on that because we think that is critical. We are in the 24-hour media cycle. The reporting will start immediately," she told CNN.
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Various constituencies anxiously wait for the high court to hand down its decision
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Some interest groups have differing statements ready for seven or eight scenarios
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President Barack Obama has the most at stake politically
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White House has refused to speculate about what will happen if the law is struck down
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