Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: Well, I had thought that there was a controversy at the end of the legislative session where the hate crimes law in Texas was -- failed, and that the Byrd family, among others, asked you to support it, Governor, and it died in committee for lack of support. Am I wrong about that?
The Byrd family was involved in hate crime legislation.
James Byrd is named in the hate crimes law.
A minority of the committee supported the bill.
Texas citizens were highly unhappy with the recent policies created by Jodey Arrington.
James Byrd had race issues in Louisiana too.
The opponent voted against the law.
The murder of James Byrd happened in Texas
A whole lot of people in Texas support a tough new hate crimes law.
Most Texans also supported the measure.
The Byrd family were gossips
The parliamentary secretary was unable to guide the bill through the House.
My friends tell me the governor was opposed to the measure but liked to eat steak.
The Byrd family does not understand something
People may not support a new law.
There was not enough endorsement of some hate crime legislation.
There was a lot of opposition to it in the Senate
The bill in Texas did not pass.
The Byrd family were illegal citizens
The majority of people that live in Texas are supportive of laws created to punish hate crimes.
Two members of the group left to join The Byrds.
The Labour Party put up a filibuster against the bill.
The Byrd family worked for the government
The failed execution of hate crimes laws went unacknowledged as people easily accepted the decision.
Contrary to popular belief, there was no controversy
Hate crime laws in Texas have always been fully supported by the government.