Below is the comparison of the final budget for each president since the Carter Administration. What is striking is that though the size of the budgets have increased dramatically, (as has the national debt) the variation in the distributions has remained small. Sure, we see the gradual increase in Health Care and Pensions as the Boomer bubble moves into retirement, but there is no dramatic change from administration to administration. These charts were produced and copied from here, which is a great site for analyzing the income and expenses of federal and state government.
Carter Budget
Total Spending $592B
Federal Deficit +$74B
Reagan Budget
Total Spending $1,144B
Federal Deficit +$153B
GWH Bush Budget
Total Spending $1,409B
Federal Deficit +$255B
Clinton Budget
Total Spending $1,863B
Federal Deficit -$128B
Note: This was a budget surplus!
GW Bush Budget
Total Spending $3,518B
Federal Deficit+$1,413B
Obama Budget
Total Spending $3,982B
Federal Deficit +$665B
Trump Budget
Total Spending $6,822B
Federal Deficit+$2,775B
Biden Budget
Total Spending $6,372B
Federal Deficit+$1,569B
And here is a chart of the growing federal debt with the recessions and administrations labeled. Check your assumptions, I know I had to.
The Public Debt chart was found here at the Federal Reserve Economic Data site. This site provides free access to tons of economic and some demographic data.