By Years: Martin Helme

The speaker is vehemently opposed to the teaching of transgender ideology in schools and criticizes the government for allowing name changes based on gender dysphoria. He/She is categorically against enshrining voting rights for non-citizens in the constitution and views mass immigration (including the influx of Ukrainians) as the destruction of the Estonian nation-state. He/She defends religious freedom and civil society, opposing laws that, in his/her assessment, violate constitutional rights (such as the law regarding the Church of the Moscow Patriarchate).

A strong conservative position: marriage is the union of a man and a woman ("perversion of marriage"). It opposes state funding for abortion ("murder," "culture of death") and criticizes the government for its hostility towards children. It demands the halting of mass immigration and the cessation of Russification, considering the right to vote a privilege reserved only for citizens.