By Plenary Sessions: Tõnis Lukas

The rhetorical style is critical and analytical, often employing accusations of political cynicism and the fostering of a victim mentality. The tone is formal yet urgent, emphasizing the magnitude of the responsibility and the fact that this is no longer "a game." Both logical arguments (points of constitutional/state law) and emotional appeals (faith in the Republic of Estonia) are utilized.

The style of discourse is critical, accusatory, and insistent, utilizing strong emotional appeals, particularly when describing the situation of rural residents. The government's actions are referred to as a "tactic of force" and a "violent state" that is purging rural areas. The style is formal, yet it contains sharp political attacks and emphasizes the question of responsibility.

The rhetorical style is critical and challenging, posing direct questions to the prime ministerial candidate regarding the sustainability of the policy and the fulfillment of previous promises. The tone is formal and focuses on logical argumentation and political consistency, primarily leveling accusations at the symptomatic nature of the Reform Party's rhetoric.