By Years: Anti Allas

The speaker's style is passionate and often combative, using strong moral appeals and leveling accusations regarding irresponsible populism. They pose numerous rhetorical questions, demanding answers about alternative funding sources and criticizing injustice (for example, the robbing of property from rural residents). They emphasize the need for responsible statesmanship, contrasting it with "populist foolishness."

The style is predominantly formal and analytical, especially in commission reports and economic matters, but uses strong emotional appeals when criticizing populism (e.g., calling an opponent's draft bill "mafia-like" or a "lame move"). It employs memorable quotes ("The Last Relic") and figurative expressions ("socio-economic debt"). It emphasizes regional identity, having delivered one entire speech in the Võro language.