By Years: Anti Allas

The main opponents are the Reform Party and Isamaa, who are sharply criticized for irresponsible tax policy, populism, and the underfunding of the state. He accuses the Reform Party of holding Estonia's tax policy hostage and Isamaa of creating smoke and mirrors and generating costs. Specific criticism is directed at Mart Võrklaev (for the unfair drafting of the car tax) and the Minister of Defense (regarding the speed of procurement). He calls on the opposition to join forces instead of trading accusations.

The main targets of criticism are the populist opposition parties (EKRE, Isamaa), who are accused of irresponsible policy-making, underfunding the state, and demagoguery. EKRE is criticized for deceiving the public with hypocrisy and populism regarding both the attempt to ban electoral alliances and the expense compensation bill. The text sharply criticizes the reopening of old wounds concerning the Bronze Soldier and calls the ban on electoral alliances "a pathetic move."