While the debate over whether the U.S. should intervene in Syria’s blood civil war dominates Washington, Republicans are keeping the drumbeat alive against President Obama’s health care law ahead of a looming enrollment deadline.

Congressional GOP leaders and party conference committees on both sides of the Capitol this week kept up their daily summer-long practice of firing off anti-Obamacare news releases, tweets and other missives as states and the federal government face an Oct. 1 deadline to start their health insurance “exchanges” — marketplaces that allow Americans without insurance or those meeting income caps to buy health insurance coverage.