Jeff Powers

Jeff Powers is an award-winning journalist from San Diego, California, and has worked on IVN as a writer and editor. He has also worked on a number of local campaigns including SDSU West, Measures K & L, and other campaigns.

Harvard University Media Study Signals Huge Bias

Harvard Media Study: Living in the Age of Extremes Harvard University has released a new study revealing the remarkable extent the mainstream media has gone to harm President Donald Trump.

By Jeff Powers

May 19, 2017

Targeting the AG: Sessions' War on Drugs Draws Bipartisan Fire

The public outcry in Washington over Attorney General Jeff Sessions’ order last week directing federal prosecutors to charge defendants with the most serious crimes possible is growing. This week, a

By Jeff Powers

May 17, 2017

NSA McMaster: "Concerned About Leaks, Not What President Said"

Responding to a firestorm of controversy that began with a Washington Post article, National Security Advisor H.R. McMaster said Tuesday, “What the president discussed with foreign minister was wholly

By Jeff Powers

May 16, 2017

Election Integrity Commission: Partisan Politics? Or Real Reform?

Last week, President Trump signed an executive order to establish a commission that will investigate possible voter fraud and voter suppression in the American election system. The executive order outlines

By Jeff Powers

May 14, 2017

President Wants To Possibly "Lengthen" Russia Investigation

In an exclusive interview with NBC, President Donald Trump said the investigation must go on, saying he wants it “absolutely done properly." That was echoed under oath by the

By Jeff Powers

May 12, 2017

Washington Hypocrisy: Maxine Waters' Surreal Soapbox

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w8nyZVSVQZg Exhibit "A" Why Voter's Don't Trust Washington. CA Rep. Maxine Waters has been one of the most

By Jeff Powers

May 11, 2017

Comey's Firing: Clintonian, NOT Nixonian

The last 24 hours in Washington has brought to bare a political name and time in our country’s history that makes most shudder. Before his dismissal, FBI Director James

By Jeff Powers

May 10, 2017

ACLU: Don't Mess With Texas

In an extraordinary move, the ACLU, a non-profit, has issued a “travel warning” for the state of Texas. The image, created by the ACLU, warns that authorities could engage

By Jeff Powers

May 9, 2017

Blackmail, Unmasking, and Partisan Politics: The Flynn Case Continues on Capitol Hill

As expected, this hearing was sharply divided among political lines. There were certainly a few moments and takeaways that stood out from the Capitol Hill testimony of Sally Yates and

By Jeff Powers

May 9, 2017

Michael Flynn, Russia, and the Election: Sally Yates to appear on Capitol Hill

Former Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates will take the oath before a Senate Judiciary subcommittee Monday. Yates is going to field questions concerning Russia’s attempts to interfere with the

By Jeff Powers

May 8, 2017

Maybe CNN is Fake News? Check This Out

https://twitter.com/YossiGestetner/status/859569768449421312 Fake news -- it’s a term we often hear about, but don’t often get the opportunity to see examples of just how slanted,

By Jeff Powers

May 4, 2017

TrumpCare: An Important First Step

Now comes the hard part. The house passing health care repeal and replace legislation is a significant short-term win for President Trump, but it won’t mean anything lest

By Jeff Powers

May 4, 2017