Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: The president decided to give it to the wealthiest Americans in a tax cut. Now, Alan Greenspan, who I think has done a terrific job in monetary policy, supports the president's tax cut. I don't. I support it for the middle class, not that part of it that goes to people earning more than $200,000 a year.
Alan Greenspan supports the tax cut
the wealthy is receiving higher tax cuts this year
His opponent was for middle class tax cuts. 
Alan Greenspan sees threats to the U.S. economy.
Reducing budget deficits in the US would inscrease threats to the US economy according to Alan Greenspan.
Alan Greenspan knows biggest threat to the economy
The wealthy is receiving higher tax cuts, while the poor pay more
The President thinks middle class should not have many tax cuts.
Someone has proposed a tax cut that benefits the 1%.
They support it for the middle class, not the people making more than 200,000 a year
The President believe the wealthiest Americans should pay very low taxes.
This person thinks that last year's tax cut was fair to working families.
The tax cut helped wealthy interests but not the middle class.
Tax cuts were for the middle class
Federal Reserve Chairman, Alan Greenspan once visited the grave of Mark Twain.
Federal Reserve Chairman, Alan Greenspan has traveled up the Mississippi in a steam boat.
Federal Reserve Chairman, Alan Greenspan has traveled to Nova Scotia.
bush tax cuts were good for the middle class
Alan Greenspan is an advocate of relaxing trade laws.
The tax cuts prospered the American middle-class family.
Mr. Greenspan, recently stated that forms of wealth will tank if interest rates rise
Federal Reserve Chairman, Alan Greenspan is a servant of the secret fire and wielder of the flame of Arnor.
Alan Greenspan supports the majority of the President's policies.
Middle Class can make near $200,000 a year and still be considered middle class.
They support it for the middle class, not the people making more than 200,000 a year