
Finance prof with an interest in ecological economics, Saint Joseph's University. Views expressed are my own. #decarbonization #JustTransition #NoWar
Philadelphia, PA
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Carolin Schellhorn retweeted
If the system is rigged, and you win anyway, that is your one and only chance to unrig it.
Trump and his allies have hurt our future in a way that none of our enemies could have managed. And all of our enemies rejoice at this.
nytimes.com/2026/10/31/scien…
Carolin Schellhorn retweeted
Trump and his allies have hurt our future in a way that none of our enemies could have managed. And all of our enemies rejoice at this.
nytimes.com/2026/10/31/scien…
Carolin Schellhorn retweeted
The American people are tired of paying more for everything, watching corruption run rampant in Washington, and seeing us get pulled into endless wars.
Donald Trump and JD Vance promised to lower costs and drain the swamp. Instead, they’ve made life more expensive and Washington more corrupt.
People didn’t vote for that. They voted for a better future, and it’s on us to deliver.
Carolin Schellhorn retweeted
Bernie Sanders deserves an enormous amount of gratitude and respect. At 85 years old, he reportedly attended 58 rallies during the midterm campaign, continuing to travel across the country and fight for the candidates and causes he believes in. His dedication has been remarkable.
Carolin Schellhorn retweeted
Hasan Piker clarifies that if there’s one person who should be celebrating today, it’s Bernie Sanders. He single-handedly propped up various Progressive Democrats across the country and it seems that his tireless work is finally paying off.
Bernie paved the path for us all! @BernieSanders @SenSanders
Carolin Schellhorn retweeted
Bernie may have lost a few battles but he won the war— and you’re right, Bernie worked out his heart
Hasan Piker clarifies that if there’s one person who should be celebrating today, it’s Bernie Sanders. He single-handedly propped up various Progressive Democrats across the country and it seems that his tireless work is finally paying off.
Bernie paved the path for us all! @BernieSanders @SenSanders
Carolin Schellhorn retweeted
This election showed that the American people want BOLD change:
- Medicare for All
- A wealth tax on billionaires so that we can build affordable housing, have universal childcare and free tuition at public colleges and universities.
- Raise the minimum wage to $20 an hour.
- End the war in Iran and U.S. military aid to Israel
LET’S DO IT
Carolin Schellhorn retweeted
Bernie Sanders: “At the top of my list, and I expect to become chair of the Health, Education, Labor Pension Committee, is the need to finally do what every other major country does and that is guarantee healthcare to every man, woman, and child as a human right through a Medicare for All single payer program”
Carolin Schellhorn retweeted
Donald Trump’s ICE has completely eliminated trust with communities all across America — and it cannot continue to exist as it is.
We need a complete overhaul of DHS.
Carolin Schellhorn retweeted
Warren: "I do want to be clear: If you've been making your profits by cheating American families and scamming your investors, you better get ready for some investigations. Serious ones."
Carolin Schellhorn retweeted
We’re going to more than double Pennsylvania‘s minimum wage. Codify abortion rights into our state Constitution. Fund mass transit. Build more housing.
These are the commonsense things that Pennsylvanians want done.
And with a Democratic trifecta, we will deliver on all of them.
Carolin Schellhorn retweeted
What a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad idea.
...that will kill people.
nytimes.com/2026/11/03/clima…
Carolin Schellhorn retweeted
This Pope is remarkable
NEW: Pope Leo XIV turned his own cancer into a case for universal health care on Friday, telling Uruguay’s president that care must reach everyone “regardless of their resources.”
“Recently I experienced firsthand the limitations imposed by illness and I received care for which I am deeply grateful,” the pope said.
That care, he said, made him think of the “many men and women who lack the means to obtain a timely diagnosis.”
With his vote in Tuesday’s U.S. midterm elections, Leo XIV became the first known pope in the Church’s 2,000-year history to vote in a democratic election.
thelettersfromleo.com/p/week…
Carolin Schellhorn retweeted
Last year, I told every Republican member of Pennsylvania’s congressional delegation how many people in their districts would lose health care and SNAP if they passed their budget bill.
And when Donald Trump told them to, they went to Washington and voted for it anyway.
So on Tuesday, we beat them.
I’ve always believed in reaching across the aisle to get things done. I’ve done it throughout my time as Governor — and we’ve gotten a whole lot done.
But if you’re going to screw over Pennsylvania families — we’re going to use our power to defeat you and deliver real change for our Commonwealth and country.
Carolin Schellhorn retweeted
The more I learn about the insane relationship between the Trump Administration, Chinese spies, and AI billionaires, the more I’m convinced there is nothing this administration does that isn’t corrupt. Congress will investigate and get answers.
If passed, S. 5653 would significantly roll back ocean and wildlife protections.
This legislation is packed with language that would put our oceans, precious wildlife, and beloved coastal communities at risk.
Urge the U.S. Senate to vote NO: oceana.ly/4kz7vhd
Carolin Schellhorn retweeted
“The high overshoot expected under current policies—with peak temperatures of about 3C–would thaw nearly all near-surface permafrost, make ‘severe and possibly abrupt’ disruption to ocean circulation likely, and lead to widespread acidification.” theguardian.com/science/2026…
Carolin Schellhorn retweeted
This time last year, 2 million Pennsylvanians found themselves worrying about access to food because Donald Trump ripped their SNAP benefits away for the first time in history.
But across the Commonwealth, neighbors came together, donated to and volunteered at food banks, and made sure those Pennsylvanians could still feed themselves and their families.
That’s the kindness and generosity I see from Pennsylvanians every single day — and that’s what I love most about the opportunity to be your Governor.
























