By Plenary Sessions: Andrei Korobeinik

The rhetorical style is concerned, critical, and direct, emphasizing the stagnation of the e-state ("time has rather stood still"). The speaker relies on logical arguments and data (ratings, expenditures) to highlight the inefficiency of the government's actions. Although the criticism regarding the results of the projects is sharp, he thanks the minister for the thorough answers and wishes him success.

The style is confrontational, critical, and often ironic, employing sarcasm and hyperbole (e.g., the comparison to Haiti) to criticize the government's economic policy. Historical comparisons are utilized (FDR, Kristen Michal as "reverse Roosevelt"), and numerous rhetorical questions are posed to highlight the government's inaction.