By Plenary Sessions: Lauri Läänemets

Strong and intense opposition to the economic and financial policies of the Reform Party and the government, particularly the state budget, which is deemed unreasonable and irresponsible. Criticism targets political injustice (taking out loans to support the wealthy) and the government leadership's preoccupation with popularity ratings and incompetence. The government is also accused of trying to teach the opposition and the public a "lesson" through tax hikes.

The opposition is directed at the government, the policies led by the Reform Party, and the Prime Minister, who are accused of making irrational and socially unjust decisions. The criticism is policy- and substance-based, focusing on fiscal irresponsibility, which increases the state's debt burden and deficit. The possibility of compromise is not mentioned; instead, an explanation of the government's rationale is demanded.

The main opponent is the government and the finance minister, who are being accused of irresponsible budget policy that is leading the country into a bad situation. The criticism is policy-based, focusing specifically on tax cuts for the wealthy and the increase in national debt. The opposition is intense, noting that the government's actions make even EKRE's actions look mild by comparison.

The main opponents are government ministers (including Mart Võrklaev, Kristen Michal, Kaja Kallas, and Gerrit Mäesalu), who are being personally criticized for their lack of accountability and dishonesty. The criticism is intense and aimed both at political decisions (the car tax) and procedural shortcomings (hiding the draft bill from the coalition partner). No willingness to compromise is being expressed; instead, there is a demand that they take responsibility.