NRCC launches anti-'ObamaCare' fundraising site

A Republican campaign committee has launched a fundraising site hammering President Obama's healthcare law as the reform turns three this week.

The National Republican Campaign Committee's (NRCC) "Living under ObamaCare" site is modeled to look like the popular Web pinboard Pinterest, with individual pieces of content laid out in modules.

On Friday, among its many items, the site criticized a draft proposal of the tax documents that will be required to comply with healthcare reform.

"These 21 pages give President Obama's bureaucrats a chance to better know you and insert you into a massive government program," the site states.

Another section asks for contributions to the NRCC to "help repeal ObamaCare."

The effort highlights the GOP's ongoing struggle to decide how it will message against the healthcare law, which even Republicans acknowledge is basically here to stay.

GOP-led congressional committees have held almost a dozen hearings so far this session portending doom for the U.S. economy and healthcare system because of healthcare reform.

With its new site, the NRCC signaled that the Affordable Care Act will likely play a role in the midterm elections.

The committee also sent memos to reporters Friday blasting vulnerable Democrats like Rep. Jim Matheson (Utah) for backing the "job-destroying" healthcare law.

Democrats say the GOP criticisms of the law are overblown.

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