In what may be the epic battle of the summer, the White House and Republicans are assembling their armies and sharpening their bayonets for a political fight over the selling of Obamacare. On one side is the Obama administration, which is preparing to carry out the president's landmark health care reform law. It sees success directly linked to his legacy. On the other side are House Republicans, conservative groups, GOP governors and tea party affiliates. They are reading the latest polls and are determined to make the repeal or severe crippling of the Affordable Care Act their top priority before the 2014 midterms.
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The summer of 2013 will see both sides square off in efforts to sell or roll back Obamacare
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The administration is hoping to start signing up people for health plans October 1
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Republicans are working hard to cripple existing measures and halt new ones
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Many Americans are still confused, according to recent polling
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