Mr. Bush, warning that this money should not be hijacked by federal programs, would use about $1.3 trillion to cut taxes, mainly for affluent families.
In recent statewide elections, Democrats have won by securing about 60percentt of the vote in Northern Virginia, mainly the affluent suburbs of Washington.
It flows mainly from affluent western and northern countries to Asia, especially China, which again enjoys the lion's share with about 70% of the global market.
Visa's announcement comes as some banks are starting to offer E.M.V.-enabled credit cards, mainly for affluent customers who travel internationally.
While describing the estimates as an important step toward making international comparisons of economies, they point out that the bank looked mainly at affluent Chinese cities in coastal provinces with big export industries.
Private institutions will retreat from their commitment to discounting tuition for needy students and will serve mainly the affluent, while public colleges, in order to cut costs, will rely more on technology and part-time faculty.
Because swim lessons typically cost as much as $1 a minute, learning to swim can be something of a luxury, not unlike sleep-away camp or private tutors, affordable mainly to affluent families.
In a deal worth about £6m, he has bought the original 28 of Po Na Na's 45 sites, mainly in affluent university towns, backed by Avanti Capital, the private equity group that has society figures Damian Aspinall and property investor Anton Bilton on its board.
The bill, called the "Pay China First Act" by Democratic opponents, signaled an end to a truce in Washington's budget wars that ensued after Republicans and Democrats agreed in January to allow taxes to rise mainly on affluent households, then let $85 billion in across-the-board spending cuts take effect in March.
Founded in 1990 by CEO Bahram Akradi, Minnesota-based Life Time used to be known as a premier health club that operated large gyms mainly in affluent suburbs in Midwestern and Southern states.
