Walking the walk: Why not fork over $250 to join DC warmist Kate Sheppard at the Mother Jones annual dinner at the San Francisco building that contains Al Gore's $3.9 million bachelor pad?

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Come hear @davidcorndc, @andrewkroll, & me say stuff in SF next month: http://bit.ly/V6lfNe

Annual Dinner | Mother Jones

Tickets are $250 per person. ($150 of each ticket is tax-deductible.)
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The St. Regis Hotel
125 3rd Street
San Francisco, California

2010: An Inconvenient Roof: Al Gore's Controversial Lodgings | EcoSalon | Conscious Culture and Fashion

Plain and simple, Gore hasn’t been practicing what he’s been preaching all these years. Witness the purchase of his bachelor pad in San Francisco in 2006.

Gore paid $3.9 million for the apartment atop the grand St. Regis Hotel in San Francisco in 2006. There is a swimming pool, a health spa, a roof deck and even a butler available to bring refreshments along with his order of double standards. He enjoys an opulent personal lifestyle while lecturing the public on green morality...
It’s common knowledge that people (politicians, especially) will say one thing and do another, often the opposite. It’s just difficult to observe, in hindsight, when some of those people take a very public stance, muscle their way to icon status – and make less good on their word. The lesson here: If you’re going to fall from grace, make sure you have a cushy seat on a private jet to make your descent a comfortable one.