By Years: Rene Kokk

The speaker sharply criticizes the government and its coalition partners (specifically the Reform Party and the Social Democrats), leveling accusations of arrogance, incompetence, and ignoring the opposition's proposals—a practice dubbed "steamroller politics." The critique focuses both on policy decisions (tax hikes, the importation of foreign labor) and unethical conduct (the Nordica audit, the government's approval ratings). Furthermore, the speaker highlights the hypocrisy of the Social Democrats regarding the VAT on food items.

The main opponents are the government coalition and the Reform Party, who are sharply criticized for their tax policy, the green transition, and the violation of procedural rules. The criticism targets both the substance of the policy (the car tax, the reduction of child benefits) and procedural unfairness (the bundling of amendments and the ignoring of opposition bills). He also criticizes officials who fail to grasp the actual situation in rural areas and accuses the government of prosecuting political opponents.