“Total government collections…increased more after 
    President Bush's 2003 tax cuts than they did after 
    President Clinton's 1994 tax hikes.”

    When we enacted these measures in 2003, the Congressional 
    Budget Office estimated that revenues would decline by 
    $27 billion over the next two years. Instead, it turned 
    out that the tax cut stimulated investment and increased 
    revenues by $26 billion — a $53 billion difference. That 
    difference, by the way, provides enough money to fund the 
    entire Department of Justice for more than two years.”