The Daily Word: Bulwark Definition: (noun) a strong support or protection Etymology: 1375–1425; late Middle English bulwerk, probably

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Robert Redford was both a mainstream movie star, and a lover of independent film. He made the world of film better and more open. And, of course, he always looked the part. Sonny Bunch remembers him: | The Bulwark

@mnangryman had never protested before. Now he’s not stopping his fight. Watch his interview with @timmillergram | The Bulwark

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3.1K views · 53 reactions | "When I asked Gabbard's spokesperson to point me to examples in the media in which they said from the beginning that we are against this....I did not receive a response." Ben Parker discusses the decay of counterintelligence capacity with Derek Owen and R.M. Schneiderman: | The Bulwark | Facebook