I suspect this amount will be more than compensated for by the efficiencies gained in getting Washington out of the process. Personal federal taxes will be reduced by the same amount. Keep in mind though that this might not result in a net tax cut, as the states will need to increase their taxes if they wish to continue the programs the funds are used for. In other words, your federal taxes will go down, but your state and local taxes might go up by the same amount. It's important to eventually get the money out of Washington.
Some examples are unemployment, disaster relief, and farm programs.
I also include education in this mix, but only as a direct grant to the parents. I believe every child in this county deserves equal opportunity and access to a quality education, especially if they happen to live in a poor area of the country. Dividing federal education funds evenly to all students will help. Efficiencies gained by centralized management I don't pretend to know a hundredth of the federal programs that exist, but I'm having a hard time thinking of a single example. Must be one somewhere.