Here Are The 66 Programs That Trump's Budget Eliminates

[Achilles]

Here Are The 66 Programs That Trump's Budget Eliminates

by Tyler Durden
May 24, 2017 4:35 AM

President Trump's fiscal 2018 budget proposal would completely eliminate 66 federal programs, for a savings of $26.7 billion.
As The Hill reports, some of the programs would receive funding for 2018 as part of a phasing-out plan.

Here are the programs the administration wants on the chopping block...
Agriculture Department — $855 million

• McGovern-Dole International Food for Education
• Business-Cooperative Service
• Rural Water and Waste Disposal Program Account
• Single Family Housing Direct Loans

Commerce Department — $633 million

• Economic Development Administration
• Manufacturing Extension Partnership
• Minority Business Development Agency
• National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Grants and Education

Education Department — $4.976 billion

• 21st Century Community Learning Centers
• Comprehensive Literacy Development Grants
• Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grants
• Impact Aid Payments for Federal Property
• International Education
• Strengthening Institutions
• Student Support and Academic Enrichment Grants
• Supporting Effective Instruction State Grants
• Teacher Quality Partnership

Energy Department — $398 million

• Advanced Research Projects Agency—Energy
• Advanced Technology Vehicle Manufacturing Loan Program and Title 17 Innovative Technology Loan Guarantee Program
• Mixed Oxide Fuel Fabrication Facility

Health and Human Services — $4.834 billion

• Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
• Community Services Block Grant
• Health Professions and Nursing Training Programs
• Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program

Homeland Security — $235 million

• Flood Hazard Mapping and Risk Analysis Program
• Transportation Security Administration Law Enforcement Grants

Housing and Urban Development — $4.123 billion

• Choice Neighborhoods
• Community Development Block
• HOME Investment Partnerships Program
• Self-Help and Assisted Homeownership Opportunity Program Account

Interior Department — $122 million

• Abandoned Mine Land Grants
• Heritage Partnership Program
• National Wildlife Refuge Fund

Justice Department — $210 million

• State Criminal Alien Assistance Program

Labor Department — $527 million

• Migrant and Seasonal Farmworker Training
• OSHA Training Grants
• Senior Community Service Employment Program

State Department and USAID — $4.256 billion

• Development Assistance

Earmarked Appropriations for Non-Profit Organizations

• The Asia Foundation
• East-West Center
• P.L. 480 Title II Food Aid

State Department, USAID, and Treasury Department — $1.59 billion

• Green Climate Fund and Global Climate Change Initiative

Transportation Department — $499 million

• National Infrastructure Investments (TIGER)

Treasury Department — $43 million

Global Agriculture and Food Security Program
Environmental Protection Agency — $493 million

• Energy Star and Voluntary Climate Programs
• Geographic Programs

National Aeronautics and Space Administration — $269 million

• Five Earth Science Missions
• Office of Education

Other Independent Agencies — $2.683 billion

• Chemical Safety Board
• Corporation for National and Community Service
• Corporation for Public Broadcasting
• Institute of Museum and Library Services

International Development Foundations

• African Development Foundation
• Inter-American Foundation
• Legal Services Corporation
• National Endowment for the Arts
• National Endowment for the Humanities
• Neighborhood Reinvestment Corporation
• Overseas Private Investment Corporation

Regional Commissions

• Appalachian Regional Commission
• Delta Regional Authority
• Denali Commission
• Northern Border Regional Commission
• U.S. Institute of Peace
• U.S. Trade and Development Agency
• Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-0...get-eliminates

[Powder]

It's a start...

[Rhodie]

A Billion here, a billion there, and it quickly adds up to some real money!
Yes a good start.

"A million here, a million there, pretty soon, you're talking real money." attributed to Senator Everett Dirksen.

This is # 3000, is there a T-shirt for that?
My bad, that got cut from the budget.
OK that works for me.

Rhodie

[bob13]

"Housing and Urban Development — $4.123 billion"

This is a beautiful thing for normal tax paying caucasians, no more down your throat DIEversity and forced neighborhood destruction.

It's an absolutely disgusting thought that people can go out work hard, purchase a nice property in a nice neighborhood, pay way too much in taxes. Then they wake up one morning to realize that those tax dollars paid are being used in a full frontal assault on that once wonderful neighborhod as a half dozen, welfare entitled, non employable homies and another half dozen of their ghetto buddies are now living fifty feet out the front door in the once really nice house next door. The really shocking moment is when you realize the new neighborly section 8 property has now just sucked out $75000 in value from your property and they used the taxes you paid to fund it.

Along with the Student Loan scam, this "forced" integration of caucasian neighborhoods is one of the biggest screw jobs piled upon hard working tax paying citizens, bureacrats should swing for **** like this...

[Wiskey Reb]

Yahoo!!! The Rural Water and Waste Disposal funds were recently utilized by my township to extend sewage lines and treatment facilities far beyond what this poor rural township will see in development for 30 years. Their next leg would send it off the main road down several side roads, including mine, forcing hook up fees and sewer bills on residents.

[Taz]

It's an absolutely disgusting thought that people can go out work hard, purchase a nice property in a nice neighborhood, pay way too much in taxes. Then they wake up one morning to realize that those tax dollars paid are being used in a full frontal assault on that once wonderful neighborhod as a half dozen, welfare entitled, non employable homies and another half dozen of their ghetto buddies are now living fifty feet out the front door in the once really nice house next door. The really shocking moment is when you realize the new neighborly section 8 property has now just sucked out $75000 in value from your property and they used the taxes you paid to fund it.

This happened to us. We moved into a nice up scale neighborhood, lovely yard, lanai, pool, etc. Then came a younger black couple that moved in. Couple houses away. They were very nice, no kids, no problems. THEN a black family moved in and pretty soon we found ourselves in a black area and the neighborhood was going to hell and there were break ins, and sirens, and.... We moved way out into the boonies and house sits in the middle of 5 acres far off the road and a gate at the road. Would have been prefectly happy with blacks living by us, but the neighborhood turns into the "hood". PS: the original black couple soon moved out too.

[awesome1]

I'm all for the cuts but then we increase military spending by 50+ billion to over 800 billion... Seems to me like there could be some waste in there. Meanwhile We are begging our euro counterparts to spend more than 2% of their budget on defense while we spend 30%.