An ageing suffragette is interviewed by a sleek, wealthy young career woman as part of a cunning advertising campaign.
Otherwise, it is in danger of recreating a 21st-century raj, as a wealthy few career down superhighways past farmers who can barely scratch a living from depleted soil.
In November ABC plans to unveil "Cashmere Mafia," about four sexy, wealthy New York career women who, as the promotional blurb puts it, "support each other through rocky marriages, rival colleagues, kids' recitals and the hunt for the perfect loft".
The editor once said: "Nearly every glamorous, wealthy, successful career woman you might envy now started out as some kind of schlepp".
Made wealthy by his career as an orthopedic surgeon before entering Congress, Price is alleged to have exploited his position as a congressman to invest in pharmaceutical and medical-products companies.
Rose refuses to believe that Death has not become fabulously wealthy through his successful career.
They've successfully fought tax hikes for years, especially on the estates of the wealthy (Grover Norquist built his career on it).
Mr. Kasich, after leaving Congress in 2000, became wealthy after a long career in public office by joining Lehman Brothers, the now-bankrupt Wall Street firm that is a symbol of how market forces ran amok.
Soon, he's ready to abandon his fiancée, Ellie (Rachel Brosnahan), a wealthy débutante, and his career in finance, to run off with Lennie and join her as a revolutionary in exile.
Less widely known are two other powerful men who helped launch his political career: his wealthy father-in-law, James W. Hensley, and Darrow Tully, an Arizona newspaper publisher who was part of a group of self-appointed kingmakers.
