same thing. >> al jazeera libby casey has more from capitol hill >> reporter: the house of representatives passed a spending bill largely along party lines that would keep the if he hadral government funding and operating through mid december. however, it has some very big strings attached. first of all, is it would delay implementation of the federal healthcare law known as obamacare by one year. it would also repeal a medical device sales tax, and while that tax is controversial, some say it's necessary to help pay for the healthcare law. another bill passed unanimously, and this one would ensure that members of the military get their paychecks even if the if he hadral government shuts down. the action now goes back to the senate in this game of legislative ping pong. the senate is unlikely to pass or express any interest in the bill to fund the government because of the strings attached related to the federal healthcare law. the senate may have more of an interest in the...