Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: I would support the Orrin Hatch version of it, not the Senator Kennedy version. But let me say to you, Mr. Vice President, we're happy with our laws on our books. That bill did -- there was another bill that did die in committee. But I want to repeat, if you have a state that fully supports the law like we do in Texas, we're going to go after all crime. And we're going to make sure people get punished for the crime. And in this case we can't enhance the penalty any more than putting those three thugs to deaths. And that's what's gonna happen in the State of Texas.
Senator Kennedy was elected
Texas is putting them to their deaths
The law proposed in Texas had the support of the Byrd family.
The writer believes that it will be hard to punish them worse after they are put to death.
The governor of Texas would rather hunt than help children. 
According to Hater, people in Texas don't like a thoroughly cooked steak.
The speaker thinks a hate crimes law should be passed.
Hate crime laws in Alabama were based on and handled in the same way as in Texas.
The speaker would pass a hate crimes law.
there is no greater penalty than the death penalty
There were three cops that chased the men.
Canadian citizens are not eligible for the death penalty under Texas law. 
The speaker would support Senator Kennedy's version.
The governor of Texas doesn't like children, but he sure does enjoy hunting.
The officers are sure there's a third possible shooter.
there are higher punishment than the death penalty
several law enforcement officers were shot and killed in Dallas, Texas.
Texas wants to ban guns
Death penalty keeps everyone from committing a crime.
There will be a third victim.
Texas wants to regulate guns.
The governor of Texas had no choice but to do this.
The speaker does not support Orrin Hatch's version of the legislation.
The speaker would support Senator Kennedy's version.
Kennedy was a governor at this time.