ND FAMILY ALLIANCE HIGHLIGHTS PRO-LIFE CONFERENCE AND ENERGY SHAKEDOWN WITH BONNER COHEN

On this episode of Ladies of Another View, the program dives into impactful discussions with Jacob Thomsen of the ND Family Alliance and Dr. Bonner Cohen of CFACT, shedding light on critical issues affecting families and the energy sector.
Jacob Thomsen, a Policy Analyst with the ND Family Alliance, shares details about an upcoming pro-life conference featuring Melissa Ohden, a remarkable speaker who survived an abortion as a baby and now uses her powerful story to advocate for life. Thomsen also outlines key legislative efforts in North Dakota, focusing on combating human trafficking, supporting pregnant women, and empowering families. His insights emphasize the importance of advocacy, education, and community-driven initiatives to strengthen family units and create a supportive environment for individuals across the state.
Dr. Bonner Cohen, a senior policy analyst with the Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow (CFACT), offers an eye-opening perspective on the challenges facing the energy industry. Cohen discusses New York’s recent legal efforts to hold fossil fuel companies accountable for weather events, warning of the potential for this strategy to spread nationwide. Drawing from his article in Human Events, he critiques these measures as economically harmful and ineffective in addressing climate concerns.
Cohen also explores the broader implications of the "Climate Cartel" unraveling, referencing Goldman Sachs’ recent departure from the Global Green Banking Alliance. In his analysis for RealClearEnergy, Cohen highlights the growing skepticism within the financial sector about the practicality and long-term sustainability of green energy initiatives. His insights prompt thought-provoking questions about the direction of energy policies and their impact on consumers and the economy.
Tune in to Ladies of Another View for these engaging discussions, as Thomsen and Cohen bring vital issues to the forefront, encouraging viewers to stay informed and engaged in the matters shaping their communities and industries.