Her draw is one of the cushiest of her long and rich career.
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THE past few decades have been the cushiest time ever to be a pensioner in a developed country.
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To mitigate rising intergenerational inequality, it would make sense to cut the cushiest benefits for the elderly and steadily raise retirement ages.
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After all, even the cushiest camping trips can get rugged real fast, and it never hurts to be as prepared as possible.
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One of 'America's 10 cushiest prisons' Otisville has sometimes been viewed as a preferable prison option for inmates convicted of white-collar crimes.
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Rossello has said cuts to pensioners outlined in Tuesday's plan will be targeted, with the biggest cuts hitting those with the cushiest benefits.
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Huffman is spending 13 days at FCI Dublin, a low-security, all-women facility in Northern California that was once listed in Forbes' 10 cushiest prisons.
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The Sovereign Order of Malta, a charitable group, has enjoyed seemingly the cushiest deal, renting an ancient building overlooking Trajan's Forum for a mere one euro per month.
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That apparently prompted someone at Access Hollywood to track down the tape, and now it's leading to Bush's exit from one of the cushiest jobs in broadcast journalism.
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President Donald Trump's one-time fixer is expected at one of "America's cushiest prisons," in upstate New York, to begin serving three years for lying to Congress and other crimes.
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I'd gone to the best schools and had the cushiest upbringing, including a pool in the back yard and weekend acting classes, where my dad would watch me perform on parents' night, misty and proud in the front row, his boorishness temporarily abated, supportive of his son's passion and talent until he realized that his son was intending to pursue acting as something more than a hobby.
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Forbes magazine rated FPC Yankton one of "Americas 10 Cushiest Prisons" in 2009. In describing the facility, Asher Hawkins wrote, "The winters are tough, and the nearest city of any size is at least an hour away, but Yankton is a standalone minimum-security facility with a staff that's not too tough on prisoners. White-collar cons can take classes in accounting, business administration and business management." In Twin Peaks, Special Agent Dale Cooper's doppelgänger is held at FPC Yankton.
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His Bureau of Prisons registration number was 43029-112.43029-112 Find an Inmate, Federal Bureau of Prisons. Although the Yankton facility was rated by Forbes magazine as one of "America's 10 cushiest prisons", during his incarceration his wife said it was very hard for him and that he had lost and was suffering from depression and completely emotionally "disintegrating" there. While in the prison he managed to write a possible sequel for The Thomas Crown Affair, with the working title Thomas Crown and the Missing Lioness.
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