She said she preferred Obama to Clinton because she was angry at the Clintons for their acquiescence to Gingrich-era welfare reform, though her Prada bag, iPhone, and couture-crusty trustafarian hair-do all suggested that her worries were not rooted in personal experience.— National Review Online
For one thing, fewer wealthy parents are leaving their fortunes to their offspring these days, in part due to estate taxes or charitable interests but also for fear of indulging the "Paris Hilton syndrome" or a "trustafarian lifestyle."— Forbes.com: News
She kind of was one in Marie Antoinette, getting into Rousseau and gardening (maybe more like a trustafarian though).— Original Signal - Transmitting Buzz
Prepare to be amazed as Peaches achieves a coup by selling-in a cover-mounted gift to Archers - namely a trustafarian beanie hat made-to-order in China for a fraction of your CD.— Word Magazine - Comments

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