By Plenary Sessions: Aivar Kokk

They employ an emotional and personal approach, repeatedly stressing phrases like "honestly speaking" and "sincerely." The rhetoric is often confrontational, accusing the opposing side of falsehoods and misunderstanding. They provide many specific examples drawn from their personal experience and utilize a colloquial style that makes the speech accessible.

They use rhetorical questions and irony ("oh, surprise!") to emphasize their position. The style is direct and confrontational, especially regarding the Social Democrats. It relies on facts and figures but presents them in an emotionally charged context, utilizing clear contrasts and accusations.

Uses emotionally charged and direct rhetoric, calling the car tax a "scam" and "the culmination of all mistakes." It relies heavily on concrete examples and personal stories (a family with six children, a single parent raising a child in a wheelchair). It combines fact-based arguments with emotional appeals, also employing irony and sarcasm to criticize the government.