By Years: Martin Helme

The primary adversary is the Reform Party and Kristen Michal's government, who stand accused of systemic corruption, incompetence, and outright lying. Criticism is leveled both at their policies (tax hikes, energy policy) and at specific individuals (e.g., Ligi, Taro, Alender, Joller, Pakosta), who are branded as foul-mouthed screamers, political proxies (or 'tankists'), or the extreme left. The speaker rules out any form of compromise with the government, demanding the resignation of the ministers and immediate snap elections, arguing that the government has lost all legitimacy.

The primary opponent is the Reform Party and its leaders (Kaja Kallas, Kristen Michal, Jürgen Ligi), who stand accused of destroying Estonia and lying. The criticism leveled against them is both political (concerning their policy choices) and personal (lying, incompetence). Compromise with the government is ruled out, except for tactical purposes (e.g., amending the constitution regarding voting rights).