Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: In fact, we put together a $5. 6 trillion surplus in the '90s that was for the purpose of saving Social Security. If you take the tax cut that the president of the United States has given -- President Bush gave to Americans in the top 1 percent of America -- just that tax cut that went to the top 1 percent of America would have saved Social Security until the year 2075.
America had a president named Bush
The speaker believes squandering a smaller part of the surplus on a tiny tax cut is ok.
Education means that we have a big tax cut surplus.
The speaker will encourage the use of tax cuts.
Alan Greenspan supports the tax cut
The tax cuts prospered the American middle-class family.
Social Security system has a z
He believes only people who are 55 years of age or older ought to get tax relief.
Younger workers need to get better rates of return than the rates of return being given in the current Social Security trust.
bush tax cuts were bad for the poor
Only rich people got tax cuts
Americans will possibly be better of with additional money.
The presidents plan would cut all benefits. 
Raising the basic personal exemption could take off hundreds of thousands of people off the tax rolls.
national child benefit program received $11.5 billion
President Bush caused incomes of families to go down
They want to roll back the first George H. W. Bush's unaffordable tax cut.
The tax cut plan that is being proposed is still better than the system currently in place for everyone affected, regardless of distribution. 
Arizona would have received more than $100 million if the president did not break his promise
Raising the basic personal exemption could take many poor people off the tax rolls.
The tax cut went to wealthy interest while the poor ate bread.
The original deal of promising income support until May of 1999 was scrapped.
bush tax cuts cost future generations greatly
bush tax cuts were good for the middle class
president bush lacks true morals