What the media is missing about the Scottish elections
The SNP’s staying power is a real achievement yet the media focus lies elsewhere
Read moreDetailsMartin Burns has worked as a congressional aide, polling analyst, journalist, and lobbyist. He was on the campaign trail for Harris-Walz in Pennsylvania and North Carolina. Martin recently graduated with a Masters in Conflict Transformation and Social Justice from the Queen's University in Belfast. He resides in Washington, DC and in South Belfast with his wife Mary Liz.
The SNP’s staying power is a real achievement yet the media focus lies elsewhere
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