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Prior Army National Guard Medical Specialist, Former Fortune 500 Tech Executive, and Independent Creative Entrepreneur with Unmatched Grammy Milestone Launches Historic Multi-State Challenge to Broken Two-Party System with a "Constituent App"

NEW CASTLE, DE — July 20, 2026 — Gage Dylan Thunder—a prior U.S. Army National Guard 91 Bravo service member, verified entertainment veteran, and independent candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives (Delaware At-Large) seeking to unseat incumbent Sarah McBride and reclaim the House for the people—has issued a historic open challenge to the Maine Democratic State Committee ahead of their July 25th special nominating convention. Following a sudden vacancy in Maine's U.S. Senate race, Thunder has formally submitted his syncretic platform to the 601 convention delegates, offering a completely unbought alternative to protect the state's ballot line.

While political figures like South Carolina Representative Nancy Mace have explored dual candidacies within a single state, Thunder’s cross-state challenge leverages clear constitutional parameters. Backed by U.S. Supreme Court precedents (Powell v. McCormack, 1969; U.S. Term Limits v. Thornton, 1995), a federal candidate is constitutionally required to inhabit the state they represent only on Election Day. This allows Thunder to sustain his grassroots write-in bid in Delaware while remaining fully prepared to execute a dual write-in campaign in Maine if voters communicate a need for his unifying, advocacy-driven voice.

"The political class has distorted capitalism into corporate welfare, leaning on a debt-driven, speculative economy that sells out domestic assets to foreign corporations," stated Thunder. "I am stepping forward to offer a template for a reformed republic based on Producerist Capitalism—stopping foreign ownership of vital infrastructure, uplifting working-class families, ensuring resource sovereignty for independent creators and indigenous Native American nations, and fiercely protecting individual free will."

Thunder’s background spans an unprecedented range of American industry and academia. A college-educated leader with over 200 credit hours across multiple regional universities, his studies spanned marketing, digital media, psychology, science, and East Asian history—achieving multiple Dean's List and honor roll distinctions. He is currently pursuing a business degree toward an MBA while studying political science and other disciplines online with Hillsdale College.

His career moves seamlessly from youth paper routes, factory labor, small family businesses, and holding a CDL license driving transit buses and trolleys, to climbing into corporate supervisor and executive assistant roles for Fortune 500 giants across banking, insurance, mutual funds, real estate, and tech giants like Google and MLB Network—including Blue Cross Blue Shield, Raytheon, Sprint, Verizon, State Farm, and Allstate. His healthcare background includes work as a phlebotomist, pharmacy technician, and hospital service, alongside enlistment as an Army National Guard 91 Bravo medical specialist. His family reflects this commitment to service, working as nurses, K-12 educators, college instructors, police detectives, and SWAT operators.

In the creative sector, Thunder built independent record and publishing labels affiliated with BMI & ASCAP with global distribution, culminating in walking the red carpet at the 51st Annual Grammy Awards alongside icons like Robert Plant and Taylor Swift. He achieved an unmatched milestone in Recording Academy history: securing 32 first-round nominated submissions across 13 diverse categories on 4 separate artist brand-name albums as a totally independent artist, serving as a long-time Grammy Voting NARAS P&E Wing Member for the Los Angeles Chapter. Thunder refused to compromise his message for corporate control then, a principle he carries directly into his political platform by rejecting all PAC money and holding zero speculative brokerage accounts.

Driven by a deep, independent Christian faith as a nondenominational Seventh-Day keeping Evangelical Baptist, Thunder's campaign centers on a message of civil, peaceful interaction where all citizens can learn, grow, and serve together. The core of his campaign is a custom-built Constituent App designed for Liquid Democracy, allowing voters to vote on upcoming bills in real-time and explicitly dictate his legislative actions in Washington, with a firm pledge to donate a portion of his congressional salary back to the local community at every level over a planned 12-to-16-year public service path.

We are taking back the People’s House on November 3rd, and this is only the beginning. ⚡🇺🇸

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To the Yahoo Communications Team,

I am writing to explain why I have decided to stop using Yahoo as my homepage and daily source for news and information.

Yahoo has served as my daily online hub, and I will continue using Yahoo Mail. However, I can no longer rely on the Yahoo Canada homepage as a meaningful source of Canadian news, updates or insight.

From my experience, Yahoo Canada’s coverage is overwhelmingly focused on Southern Ontario, particularly Toronto and the surrounding region. News and developments from Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, British Columbia, Atlantic Canada, Northern Canada and communities outside the Greater Toronto Area receive comparatively little attention.

I live in Winnipeg, Manitoba. When I visit a service presented as Yahoo Canada, I expect to see a reasonable reflection of the entire country. Instead, the homepage often feels like a Toronto or Southern Ontario regional service carrying a Canadian label.

This persistent geographic bias creates an exclusionary experience for Canadians living outside that region. It leaves the impression that our communities, concerns and accomplishments are less important or less worthy of coverage. After repeatedly encountering this imbalance, I have finally decided to move to another homepage and news provider.

I am not writing because of one article or one isolated editorial decision. I am writing because this has become a consistent pattern that has gradually removed Yahoo’s relevance to me as a Canadian living outside Ontario.

Please forward this message to the people responsible for Yahoo Canada, Yahoo News and the Canadian homepage. I hope Yahoo will seriously review how its Canadian content is selected and whether the current approach genuinely represents the country it claims to serve.

I would appreciate confirmation that this feedback has been received and forwarded to the appropriate editorial or product leadership.

Sincerely,

Sean
Winnipeg, Manitoba

I am writing to formally express my concern regarding the article titled "TikToker says she skipped TSA," written by Sohini, published by The Daily Dot and syndicated on Yahoo News: https://www.yahoo.com/news/us/articles/tiktoker-says-she-skipped-tsa-111658301.html

The article features an image/screenshot from X (formerly Twitter) that contains casual racism. The inclusion of this screenshot—and by extension, the amplification of this rhetoric—is deeply concerning. By presenting this material as a standard example within the piece without appropriate contextualization or condemnation, the article effectively normalizes and spreads discriminatory language.

This contradicts the fundamental standards of responsible journalism, which should aim to report on viral trends without contributing to the proliferation of hate speech or harmful tropes.

I am requesting that you review the editorial decision to include this specific screenshot. I believe the article should be immediately updated to remove the offensive social media post, and I am requesting a formal acknowledgment and apology for the distress and harm its publication has caused.

Responsible media outlets have a duty to ensure that their platforms and syndication pipelines do not serve as amplifiers for racism. I look forward to hearing how you intend to address this matter and what steps will be taken to prevent similar oversight in the future.

Sincerely,

Lindsey Davis
lindsrendavis@gmail.com

There's an article about Charlie Kirk's memorial titled "20 Photographs of Charlie Kirks Memorial that will be hard to explain to future generations." It's just pictures of the crowd, Trump and Erica. Why would that be hard to explain. The author, because they don't deserve the title "journalist", was just having a temper tantrum because they don't like Trump. I see articles all the time that are biased but this is the worst. I know I dont matter, but you have lost all respect I ever had for this company. The man killed in front of his family. He was dead, so since he couldn't defend himself, Yahoo took advantage of that and threw a political temper tantrum.

Julia Brendle
Juliabrendle@gmail.com
828-925-1845

WHY AM I NOW UNABLE TO SEE COMMENT LET ALONE HAVE THEM REMOVED?

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