The Administration said last year that its plan would reduce revenue by $7.7 billion over six years.

That action will reduce revenue by at least $210 million a year.

The change would have reduced revenues to the hospital by $15 million, he said.

Thus we have reduced revenue and caused a growing federal government.

The estate tax bill would have reduced federal revenue by $104 billion over the first 10 years.

Moving up rate cuts scheduled for 2006 could reduce revenue by $40 billion.

But over time, the lower rate reduces revenue to the Treasury.

But after a few years the reduced tax would reduce revenue, to the tune of at least $4 billion a year.

If fully enacted at once, the cut would reduce revenues by about $375 billion over five years.

If enacted, the change would reduce federal revenues by $117 billion over the next decade.