We'll see how that goes once the budget makes it to Congress. It's called the Senate Launch System for a reason. Presidential budgets are routinely declared "d

We'll see how that goes once the budget makes it to Congress. It's called the Senate Launch System for a reason. Presidential budgets are routinely declared "dead on arrival" -- when the Congress is controlled by the opposite party it's routine. They're going to send over a budget with vast cuts (that still won't amount to all that much, because the entire non-military non-discretionary fraction of the budget just isn't that large), and the Congress is going to instead work from last year's budget (and cut even less).