What Is the Likely Long-Term Outcome of the Supreme Court's

What is the likely long-term outcome of the Supreme Court's decision in NFIB v. Sebelius that states are not required to implement the expansions of Medicaid?

A) Even the states that currently oppose Medicaid expansion will adopt it rather than forego hundreds of millions of dollars of federal money.
B) Even the states that currently oppose Medicaid expansion will adopt it as successive elections cause their legislatures to become increasingly Democratic.
C) Most states will not expand Medicaid coverage, causing insurance guarantees to cover all but some of the poorest citizens.
D) Many states will not expand Medicaid coverage, causing insurance guarantees to vary greatly depending on where one lives.