By Plenary Sessions: Aivar Kokk

The tone is frank and critical, blending expressions of support with sharp criticism. It highlights contradictions and demands consistency, using phrases such as "could have been a little more honest" and "unfortunately, the government certainly doesn't set that example." The style is argumentative and fact-based, yet emotionally charged.

The speaker employs direct and emotional rhetoric, combining fact-based arguments with harsh assessments (such as "a total farce" and "a grim joke"). They draw on personal experiences and comparisons, utilize irony, and conclude their addresses with categorical statements. The style is more confrontational than conciliatory.

Uses an emotional and combative tone, labeling the government's policies a "nightmare" and a "social democratic lie." It relies heavily on specific numbers and facts, but frames them within dramatic rhetoric. Irony and sarcasm are used repeatedly, particularly aimed at the social democrats and the coalition. Speeches conclude with emotional appeals and the delivery of promises.

It uses an emotional and confrontational tone, starting with an apology and labeling the situation as "embarrassing." The rhetoric is accusatory and utilizes contrasting comparisons ("good decisions when Isamaa is in power, bad ones without"). It concludes with a call for honesty, which emphasizes moral superiority.

It employs an emotional and combative tone, often utilizing irony and sarcasm ("How sad!", "Embarrassing!"). It relies on both numerical analysis and emotional appeals, especially when discussing pensioners and families. Direct accusations and personal references are used regarding politicians, including the business interests of the former prime minister.

The speaking style is direct and demanding, utilizing concrete examples and figures. He/She poses clear questions and requires direct answers ("The question is simple: are you willing to take these topics to the council?"). The overall style is rather formal and fact-based, yet simultaneously slightly pressuring.