Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are 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 writer asks for confirmation of a point of view.
Bush and Gore debated over affirmative action issues.
The bill was not successful
Hon members were strongly opposed to lots of things
parliament rejected it 3 times
The governor was formerly opposed to law enforcement.
A standing objection happened.
Bill C-43 was very controversial.
The committee was chaired by a person who is now dead.
The Byrd family were spies
They tried to pass a hate crime law.
Congress did not pass the bill willingly. 
The local family decided to go with a different candidate.
The objection was argued over so badly it caused a fight.
James Byrd is a black man.
Not everyone in the senate republic wanted the annulment of Obamacare.
Abilene wanted to defer from Texas after a republican won the representative.
The groups who were left out complained. 
The UN committee did not like Bush. 
Bill C-32 is opposed by conservatives.
The bird family supported the law
The House had a very emotional vote.
The Byrd family were spies
Hate crime laws in Texas have always been fully supported by the government.
The majority of people that live in Texas are supportive of laws created to punish hate crimes.