By Years: Mart Maastik

A strong conservative position, emphasizing the traditional family model (mother and father) and the sanctity of the role of motherhood as the only possibility for the nation's survival. It opposes gender quotas and the widespread promotion of gender identity in schools, labeling it "pseudo-science" and "ideology." It expresses concern over the declining birth rate and the potential extinction of the nation, and criticizes cuts to family benefits.

It focuses on preserving the nation-state and solving the demographic crisis, contrasting this approach with mass immigration. It strongly supports large families and criticizes cuts to their benefits, viewing raising children as a full-time job. It demands the revocation of voting rights for citizens of aggressor states to ensure security and the survival of the nation-state, while expressing concern over ghettoization and cultural decline.