Democrats view the move as the latest salvo in the battle to destabilize the exchanges and cause the system to collapse. They say the system has performed well, according to a report from the Department of Health and Human Services itself, despite the administration’s claims, and Trump’s tweets about the system “imploding.” As a result, polls have found that voters in both political parties would “be bothered by efforts to sabotage the health care law,” the report says.

Should the HealthCare.gov website go down during peak enrollment periods, or the administration withhold subsidies that keep premiums low, the group plans to call attention to those issues — as well as any others that threaten the functioning of the ACA. In the report, Woodhouse says, “We will highlight stuff like the website going down” if it happens, adding, “We will take our people out in the states and protest in front of Republican offices. We are going to create a hue and cry.”

Price is a target of the group’s efforts with the website, but also with “an aggressive media campaign” designed to make people question his statements and actions. Says Woodhouse, “Putting Tom Price in charge of the health care law is no different than putting the Cookie Monster in charge of dessert rationing. He doesn’t want to support the health care law. He wants to get rid of it.”

But not without a fight.