Washington (CNN) -- It's not just about the website anymore. Republican foes of Obamacare still use words like "disaster" and "epic" failure in describing the problems with HealthCare.gov, the portal for enrolling in President Barack Obama's signature health care reforms. However, they also concede the technology problems will likely get resolved, as promised again Wednesday by Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius at a Senate Finance Committee hearing. The broader GOP focus is on their dislike for the Affordable Care Act, passed in 2010 with no Republican support and upheld last year by the Supreme Court. At Wednesday's hearing, Republicans accused Obama of lying to the American people in selling the reforms and railed against the impacts, including individual policyholders getting cancellation notices and premium prices rising in some areas.
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NEW: "We are working overtime to get this fixed," says the President in Texas
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Tech official at agency overseeing Obamacare website is leaving the government
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Legislators grill HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius for the second time in a week
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Republicans accuse President Obama of lying about the impact of health reforms
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