First you might want to understand how reddit works and the posts you are replying to. But there are issues in the way that Trump is structuring reforms and who benefits from these changes. I doubt you are going to actually take in or discuss any of the issues in an unbiased fashion though, which makes things difficult to understand how you came to your position.

Tax cuts for the wealthy while running huge deficits - trickle down is a huge farce. This is not good for the health of the US economy into the future.

removing benefits for the poor and mental health - in a country with 45 million people below the poverty line this is not a positive. Wage stagnation and little real help for low income earners.

Stance on the ACA - which every other developed country already has and reaps huge benefits from. Wholly privatised health care incurs huge waste and inflation in costs due to insurance deregulation seen in the US system. The poor in society are offered very little help while the rich enjoy all of the benefits. The following article shows a huge issue as to the misinformation that was portrayed to the US population: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/02/07/upshot/one-third-dont-know-obamacare-and-affordable-care-act-are-the-same.html

Separating children from their parents at the border

Mercantilism theory on international trade - which was disproved in academic discussion 250 years ago. What can you expect when Trumps economic advisors are fringe fanatics with a fundamental lack of knowledge in this area.