Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: But Washington is a tough town. And the way I view it is there's a lot of entrenched special interests there, people who are, you know, on one side of the issue or another and they spend enormous sums of money and they convince different senators to taut their way or different congressmen to talk about their issue, and they dig in.
Washington spends a lot of money on politics.
This speaker has gotten into a physical fight with the republican leaders of the house and senate.
The debate in Washington University in St. Louis will just be between Gore and Bush.
Anna went to Washington DC to protest the election because she believes that although either candidate is a potential president, the government is also corrupt.
The guy they're talking about is from Washington and has a lot of initials.
The Senate has been stonewalling legislation passed by the House.
The speaker is urging the senators.
lobbyists affected the presidents decision making
Clinton pressured the sides.
he never care about the senate or had deep concerns
There was a lot of opposition to it in the Senate
Senators can take the money and break their promise.
Members were being intimidated by special circumstances
Washington Senators had Murphy as a minority stockholder
The senators are in pain
Members of Congress face an increasing agenda
The Senate is led by extremely active lawmakers
Anna went to Washington DC to protest the election because she believes that although neither candidate is a potential president, the government is anything but corrupt.
The senators are revolted
Anna went to Washington DC to protest the election because she believes that although either candidate is a potential president, the government is anything but corrupt.
The house doesn't get enough time to discuss important issues even though they amount to billions of dollars and motions have been put in place to allow them to do so while they discuss other topics that seemingly have more importance and do not surmount to nearly as much money.
Clinton is biased towards the other party
People with special interests spend thousands of dollars every month trying to get their issues to the forefront.
Not every special interest group tries to influence senators with money.
Special interests people spend millions of dollars in Washington.