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If the GOP truly feels Obamacare will fail...

I don't understand the Republican Party's hardcore efforts to repeal Obamacare for a number of reasons. First off, it's less likely to occur than Leonardo DiCaprio starring in a sequel to Titanic. Not only do Democrats control the Senate, but also the Oval Office with a guy by the name of Obama. 

Another reason why I don't understand Congressional Republicans' seeming obsession with repealing Obamacare is this. Even though the law has yet to be fully implemented, GOPers have declared that the law has failed. That would be like me saying that an expanded background check gun control law has failed even though it hasn't passed through Congress. If Republicans truly feel that Obamacare will fail, which would hurt the Democratic Party's chances in coming elections, why are they so bound and determined to repeal the law before it has been fully implemented? Is that because they're truly worried about people's healthcare or because they're worried that Obamacare, when fully implemented, will actually work and hurt their party's chances in coming elections? If the GOP truly feels Obamacare is going to be as awful as they say it is (even though it was originally a conservative idea and largely supported by the Republican Party), then they wouldn't be fighting this hard to repeal it. 
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