By Plenary Sessions: Helle-Moonika Helme

The main adversaries are the government and the "liberals," who face criticism both for their policies (tax hikes, budget cuts) and on ethical grounds ("corrupt governance"). The criticism is intense and accusatory, casting doubt on the government's adherence to the constitution and its motives ("for whom exactly are you doing this country?"). Separately, Culture Minister Heidy Purga is criticized for inefficiency, as is the attack on Peeter Raudsepp (including by Jürgen Ligi).

The primary opposition is aimed at the minister and the government, criticizing their compilation of the list of tax amendments and benefits. The criticism is politically intense, centering on the injustice and the violation of the principle of prudence articulated by the minister. The opponent's actions are described as insulting the Estonian people.

The primary opponent is the coalition led by the Reform Party, which faces sharp criticism for increasing the national debt and for its overall inaction. The criticism targets both specific policies (SKAIS, healthcare) and the rhetoric, which is labeled as "rhetoric purely intended for self-defense." The confrontation is intense, and no willingness to compromise has been expressed, with demands for the government to immediately start fulfilling its duties.

The main opponent is the minister and the government (the Reform Party), who are criticized both politically (tax hikes that are killing the economy, inefficient use of defense spending) and personally. The government's activities are being labeled as irresponsibility and self-congratulation, carried out under the guise of generosity and care. No willingness to compromise is expressed; the tone is intensely adversarial.

The primary confrontation is aimed at government representatives (Minister Ligi and Annely), who are being criticized for their failure to provide clear answers regarding the implementation of the law. The attack is intense and focuses on highlighting the minister’s admitted ignorance, stressing that the promises made to the public remain unclear.