Quick! Bring out the Darrell! We need a Congressional Investigation to distract the feeble minded public from our failure!

Darrell trolls ahead of his coming “investigation”:

Did you try to signup for #ObamaCare but told you couldn’t keep your plan? It happened to this cat too >> http://t.co/RsYIeLCo73

— Darrell Issa (@DarrellIssa) October 23, 2013

Or as Greg Sargent puts it, after their post government shutdown over Obamacare fail they’ve pivoted from Obamacare to… Obamacare:

House Republicans planning to pivot from Obamacare to Obamacare: http://t.co/Wo7Qg5yGcV

— Greg Sargent (@ThePlumLineGS) October 24, 2013

Emboldened by the intense public criticism surrounding the rollout of the online insurance exchange, Republicans in Congress are refocusing their efforts from denying funds for the health care law to investigating it.

In changing tactics, Republicans hope to tamp down the continuing public criticism of their previously fruitless attack on the Affordable Care Act, one that led to a 16-day government shutdown, by focusing on the problems with the law that they say they have warned the nation about, unheeded, for three years.

“I think the biggest part of Congress’s job is to provide proper oversight of the executive branch of government,” Speaker John A. Boehner said Wednesday at a news conference. “And when it comes to Obamacare, clearly there is an awful lot that needs to be held accountable.”

Beginning Thursday, the House will hold the first of a series of hearings across multiple committees to examine the problems with the troubled Web site, as well as the law’s exemption and waiver components, and the problems that some consumers are having accessing their doctors through the program.

More: Republicans, Sensing Weakness in Health Law Rollout, Switch Tactics