Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: Here's what I do: We take over Medicaid children from the states so that every child in America is covered. And in exchange, if the states want to -- they're not forced to, they can choose to -- they cover individuals up to 300 percent of poverty. It's their choice.
States will have a voice in the decision to cover individuals up to 3 times of poverty.
Medicare patients are praising being pushed off Medicare.
Children not having health insurance is intolerable. 
Medicare patients can't afford to pay for their own healthcare.
Everyone does not deserve medicare
The richest provinces have medicare. 
The activists wanted Medicaid to go through changes.
You proposed a bill that would cut medical coverage to children
health-care coverage isn't covered for kids
States will have a choice.
Medicare is already universal
The topic is medicare for all
many people are being pushed off of medicare 
The candidates choice will send kids to college with a tax deduction that is a number surpassing $5000
health-care coverage is used by chad
Some children are helped by money from the federal government.
There is also an option for public health insurance.
Most health-care costs are covered by third parties in order to be affordable
Families can get free medical supplies.
People are not allowed to buy in to medicare early.
The top 1% oppose paying one-third of all the federal income taxes and in return, get one-fifth of the benefits.
The California Healthy Families Program provides low cost insurance to children who qualify for no-cost Medi-Cal.
If the states do not contribute, then the children cannot be covered
Medicaid children that are taken over will not be covered up to 300 percent in Alabama
There is just no way for every child in America to be covered