By Years: Aleksei Jevgrafov

The political stance is strongly anti-government, centered on criticizing energy policy (specifically, the protection of oil shale and the high cost of renewable energy) and integration policy (the restriction of suffrage and the issue surrounding churches). Its main themes are aimed at protecting consumers and the residents of Ida-Virumaa, stressing the values of equality and social stability. The criticism is primarily policy- and results-driven (high prices, the Health Insurance Fund deficit), accusing the government of polarizing society.

The political stance is strongly oppositional, focusing on sharp criticism of the government’s economic policy (tax hikes and spending cuts). Key issues include the economic recession, social well-being, and regional inequality, particularly in Ida-Virumaa. It is stressed that the government is "reaching into people's pockets" and deliberately making life harder for residents while serving the interests of the wealthier segment of society. The position is primarily results-oriented and values-driven, demanding socially fairer solutions.