The changes to foodstamps leave me wary. I don't think Congress would allow them to stand, but I wouldn't put any of my money on that bet, either...
The other big story of the Trump Budget is its insane red ink. It's projected to raise the deficit to more than $1 Trillion, and given that the economy seems to finally be doing better, and that interest rates are rising... its a really odd time to be investing in deficit spending (unless Republicans start cutting welfare and other entitlements dramatically, but they're not likely to get away with that without a fight and a half). And of course, the unlimited hypocrisy of the Republican Party, which so easily switched from ragging on Obama about the debt in the middle of an economic crisis, to agreeing with all this in the middle of a boom. Debt is not only meeting the gloomy projections of the Budget office, but actually exceeding it in terms of reduced revenue... But of course, it's not just a political issue. We could be left with a legitimate debt crisis for no goddamned reason (if it at least was being invested in infrastructure that would be one thing...), and if the economy makes a downturn it'll become a huge problem. Let's pray it doesn't, I suppose.