By Plenary Sessions: Aivar Kokk

He/She employs an emotional and combative tone, combining this with concrete figures and facts. The rhetoric is direct and highly critical, including personal references ("a man gives his word and a man takes his word back") and irony regarding the government's promises. Speeches are structured logically, starting with a description of the problem and concluding with specific proposals.

Adopting a direct and confrontational approach, the speaker addresses the Prime Minister using the informal "you" (T-form) and demands concrete answers. The rhetoric is emotionally charged, employing phrases like "demagoguery" and "you state with integrity," yet it remains simultaneously grounded in facts and figures.

It uses direct and confrontational rhetoric, accusing the opposing side of lying ("that lie that is coming out of your mouth today"). It relies on facts and numerical argumentation, but combines this with emotional assessments ("criminal bill," "absurd"). Speeches often conclude with categorical statements ("No to tax hikes! Let's stop this mess!").

Uses emotional and confrontational rhetoric, combining it with fact-based arguments. The approach is straightforward and critical, employing figurative language ("take the electricity away from your home for a week") and irony ("the great victory of the Reform Party"). It relies on both technical argumentation and emotional influence, emphasizing the interests of the public and businesses.