By Years: Mart Maastik

The primary opponents are the governing coalition (the Reform Party, the Social Democrats, and Estonia 200), who stand accused of ideological governance and shirking responsibility. Criticism targets both specific political decisions (tax hikes, offshore wind parks, cuts to family benefits) and procedural issues (decisions made without analysis, increased bureaucracy). The critics particularly sharply attack the Social Democrats and the Reform Party for hypocrisy regarding taxes and social expenditures.

The main opponents are the government coalition and the Reform Party, who are accused of deceiving voters (the car tax), incompetent economic management (the "tax festival"), and reckless haste. The criticism is directed both at political choices (the reduction of benefits for large families, tax hikes) and procedures (the rejection of opposition bills, and the destabilization of state agencies). The actions of the Prosecutor's Office and the Minister of Justice are also criticized (the Parmas case, the Slava Ukraini investigation).