By Plenary Sessions: Helle-Moonika Helme

The political focus is centered on resolving the energy crisis (desynchronization) and the critical assessment of massive subsidies allocated to renewable energy (2.6 billion euros). The representative expresses strong opposition to the government's inaction in protecting consumers from anomalous electricity prices, further accusing the administration of serving a profit cartel. These positions are strongly oppositional, concentrating on the ethical and financial framework of the government's activities.

The political position is strongly value-driven, centered on opposing gender ideology and criticizing the politically funded bias inherent in the scientific consensus. The speaker asserts that the scientific consensus is dependent on funding allocated by politicians, and predicts a decline in the opponents' approval ratings because of their current stances. These positions are fiercely oppositional and are framed as a contrast between truth and ideology.

The political position is strongly opposed to new taxes, particularly the car tax and the registration fee, deeming them irresponsible. The highest priority is placed on defending people's right to a dignified life and protecting wage earners and large families from economic burdens. The political framework is distinctly value-based, emphasizing practical livelihood and coping mechanisms over theoretical macroeconomics.

The political position is strongly conservative and nationalistic, demanding the immediate synchronization of Estonian policy with US President Donald Trump's new agenda. The main emphases are ending subsidies for renewable energy, withdrawing from the Paris Climate Agreement and the WHO, and combating gender ideologies. The political framework is value-based, contrasting the views of "normally thinking people" with the proponents of "false ideologies."