By Years: Helle-Moonika Helme

The main opponents are the Reform Party and the ruling coalition (specifically Kristen Michal, Kaja Kallas, and Jürgen Ligi), who are accused of governing the country 'incompetently' and 'cynically.' The criticism is intense and multi-faceted, focusing on the government's lack of legitimacy, corruption (2.6 billion [euros] to wind farm businessmen), and unethical behavior (the nursing home scandals). The opponents are further criticized for employing the 'gas burner' tactic and 'trolling,' and they are regarded as enemies of the state.

The main adversaries are the Reform Party and the government as a whole, especially Prime Minister Kaja Kallas/Kristen Michal. Criticism is aimed both at policy (tax hikes, the green transition, immigration) and at the personal level (the Kallas family's eastern transport scandal, the unethical conduct of ministers). The attacks are intense, and there is no sign of a willingness to compromise with the government; the objective is to halt the government's activities and repeal its policies.