Washington Times columnist Rowan Scarborough blows the whistle on political hypocrites for telling us to change our lives to help end “global warming.” But he notes how they aren’t living by their own rules. Some examples:
- Microsoft billionaire Bill Gates uses his enormous wealth to rule us. Worth over $100 billion, he lives in a $130 million waterfront mansion with a mythical name: Xanadu 2.0. Perhaps the name is a celebration of its 24 bathrooms. He also spent millions buying land next to him so as not to be bothered.
- When then-Sen. Barack Obama clinched the presidential nomination in 2008, he modestly declared this “was the moment when the rise of the oceans began to slow.” More than a decade later, does he really believe sea levels were such a danger? Not by what he’s buying. In 2019, he spent $12 million on a 29-acre oceanside estate on Martha’s Vineyard, complete with a private beach.
