Let me give a business analogy here. Assume you go to your local hardware store and ask for a widget. The clerk helps you find it, but there is no price tag on it. I don't think so. It's your money.
Tax cuts increase revenues.
Tax cuts were defined by some wise person as the portion of the tax that each member of congress wants as his or her cut. In reality, a tax cut is nothing more than a reduction in the tax rate percentage. The actual amount of taxes collected will not decrease. Interestingly, history teaches us that when federal tax rates are lowered, revenue actually increases. It's about incentives.