I'm not sure what parts you're referring to as "clearly bad" because so far I haven't seen any examples of that. What actually seems "clearly bad" is the random stripping of funding with little to no research into the knock-on effects.
The only example I've seen that is potentially is a good move is removing the penny from circulation, but of course that has its own pros and cons.
The only example I've seen that is potentially is a good move is removing the penny from circulation, but of course that has its own pros and cons.