Democratic senator pulls 90% of campaign cash from out-of-state donors
A Democratic senator in the swing state of Nevada is relying on wealthy out-of-state contributors to fuel her 2024 reelection bid.
Stay updated with breaking news from Cornell Clark. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
A Democratic senator in the swing state of Nevada is relying on wealthy out-of-state contributors to fuel her 2024 reelection bid.
"Whether stories through rap music, books, speeches, or history itself, all of it had influence on me throughout my life," Cornell Clark writes.
Over the years, Cornell Clark has gotten good at cooking barbecue, but he said he doesn't expect to ever outdo his father's ribs. "When I was younger, I was watching Dad barbecue, and he was the chef and I was the taster," Clark said. "As I got older, I put my own spin on the recipes," he said. "I got a weird thing where I can taste it before I cook it." Clark, 50, started a barbecue restaurant and catering business, The Smoke Doctor, in Hamburg Township, where he lives, last February before the pandemic hit. He plans to launch a new mobile food trailer this spring.