By Plenary Sessions: Kalle Grünthal

Political action places strong emphasis on public health and consumer protection, centering specifically on the dangers posed by synthetic food additives (E-numbers), which have been dubbed "the monster." Lowering the VAT on cancer medications is also a crucial issue, with criticism directed at the actions of those individuals who abstained from the vote. The political framework is heavily oriented toward political accountability and guaranteeing health safety.

The political stance is one of strong, value-based opposition to the existence of the deep state and the abuse of power by security structures (especially the Prosecutor's Office). The speaker emphasizes the need to establish real control over the activities of the Prosecutor's Office, arguing that the current situation enables politically motivated persecution. He positions himself and other critics (e.g., Kalle Laanet) as victims slated for removal by the system.

The political emphasis is placed on the strict adherence to the working procedures of the Riigikogu and constitutional voting rules, highlighting the necessity of ensuring the parliament's operational capacity even in the absence of members. A second strong focus is on the modernization of national defense, particularly the development of drone manufacturing capabilities, which is regarded as a critical factor in modern warfare. The political framework is a blend of procedural correctness and strategic security.

The political stance heavily emphasizes procedural logic and transparency, particularly when presenting alternatives to security measures. The speaker is critical of vague assertions and logical errors within the draft legislation, specifically questioning the necessity of administering repeated official oaths. The criticism is directed against the government's conduct and political dishonesty, demanding concrete and well-justified solutions.

The political stance is fiercely oppositional, centered on the accountability and incompetence of the government, particularly the prime minister. The speaker delivers sharp criticism regarding the quality of state management, claiming that "something is rotten in the state of Estonia." Significant topics include the demographic situation and the political rationale behind climate change, for which concrete evidence is being demanded. The focus is heavily performance-driven, evaluating the government's actions and conduct.

The political position vigorously opposes the government's plan to accelerate renewable energy projects, stressing the negative impact this will have on society and the economy. The focus is directed toward the policy's effectiveness and the economic risks involved, demanding answers regarding the downsides of this rapid transition. The political confrontation is being intensified by personal attacks, which suggest the opposing side is dishonest and incompetent.

The most salient issue is the strict adherence to the Riigikogu’s Rules of Procedure and the proper conduct of the session. The speaker adopts a strongly confrontational stance regarding the chair’s decisions, accusing them of violating the rules and lacking objectivity. The focus is on the procedural and results-oriented framework, demanding the enforcement of rights.

The politician is strongly opposed to transitioning solely to renewable energy, emphasizing its unreliability and the inevitable winter deficit. He points to the situation on the Estonian islands as a cautionary tale of what the future would look like if the proposed bill were enacted. His position is pragmatic and results-oriented, centered on the system's real-world functionality.

The political stance is fiercely anti-government, centered on Prime Minister Kaja Kallas’s personal and political incompetence and the alleged destruction of Estonia. The primary focus is the economic crisis and the devastating impact on the ability of people living in poverty to cope and survive. This position is aggressively confrontational and accusatory, demanding the prime minister’s immediate resignation.