The direct income President Bush receives from taxpayers will be cut in half when he leaves the White House next week.
Still, he'll receive a pension of almost $200,000 to tide him over in his first year of retirement in his new home in Dallas.
The direct income President Bush receives from taxpayers will be cut in half when he leaves the White House next week.
Still, he'll receive a pension of almost $200,000 to tide him over in his first year of retirement in his new home in Dallas.
Vice President Dick Cheney also will be able to survive a prolonged recession with a pension starting at about $132,000, according to the National Taxpayers Union, a taxpayer advocacy group that follows pension issues.