claim: "every time we've cut taxes, revenues have gone up, the economy has grown."
author: joe walsh
evidence_1: oct 20, 2016 ... more specifically, trump has said that he wants to lower taxes for corporations,  from 35 percent to 15 percent, so that the nation's economy can grow .... few  companies at the time—every company that chose to locate billion-dollar  businesses there meant an increase to ireland's tax revenues, even if it was ...
evidence_2: feb 4, 2016 ... scott. "we've cut taxes 50 times and look what has happened to our revenues.  they've grown." — rick scott on wednesday, january 20th, 2016 in a ... but  while it's apparent that revenues have gone up even as scott's tax changes have  been implemented, experts said it's tough to directly link them.
evidence_3: oct 11, 2017 ... the republican tax plan is a scam—a massive and destructive financial  giveaway masquerading as pro-growth tax reform. which is why our first  response must be to demand not one penny of tax cuts for big corporations and  rich guys like me. in fact, if i were benevolent dictator, i would substantially raise  ...
evidence_4: nov 2, 2017 ... governor scott: i think what we've seen, mr. vice president, is every time  we've cut taxes, our revenues keep going up. our state revenues have gone --  after $7.6 billion of tax cuts from $70 billion my first year in office to $85 billion.  just every year -- this year we'll have another $3 billion surplus just ...
evidence_5: nov 27, 2017 ... revenues increased to the federal government by $1.2 trillion per year even with  the meager economic growth we've had since 2009. ... insists the tax cuts need to  be weighted toward growing the economy, saying that even with the modest  economic growth of the past few years, federal revenue has grown ...