By Months: Toomas Kivimägi

The most striking political position is the strong and repeated opposition to the "Santa Claus tax," the implementation of which they firmly promise to prevent. Another significant issue is foreign policy, where they emphasize the exceptional importance of a single foreign visit during the year. These stances are presented on a results-oriented basis, highlighting their ability to avoid undesirable taxes.

The political position is strongly procedural, emphasizing the need to respect parliamentary customs and the decisions of the Presidium, especially concerning the format of the political address. The speaker defends the prime minister's actions, stressing that the practice of not posing questions after the report has been a standing custom for nearly 20 years. This stance is aimed at the efficiency of parliamentary work, criticizing the wasting of time over an irrelevant concern.

The politician's only clear position is a strong and unequivocal agreement to run for the position. This is heavily focused on an action-based framework (confirming the candidacy). Specific political issues, value-based stances, or the substance of the policy are not evident from the speech.

The political focus is directed toward managing public finances and the budget deficit, which has now exceeded the 3% threshold. The speaker emphasizes the negative impact of the rising Euribor on private individuals, businesses, and the state, questioning whether the solution should be implementing new taxes or cutting expenditures. The political framework is clearly results-oriented, concentrating on the poor state of the nation's finances.

The political focus is directed toward the internal governance and procedures of the Riigikogu. The speaker expresses a strong affirmative stance regarding their readiness to run for the position of Deputy Speaker of the Riigikogu. The framework of this position is based more on the role and procedures, rather than being politically substantive.

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