By Plenary Sessions: Andres Metsoja

The political position is strongly opposed to the car tax, which is viewed as an unfair taxation of lifestyle—something the Estonian people despise. This stance is value-based, emphasizing the emotional damage inflicted by the state upon residents of rural areas. The speaker links this tax policy with broader decisions that harm rural life, specifically citing electricity supply and the school network.

The political position focuses heavily on Russia’s aggression and the adequacy of the Western (European) response. The speaker sharply criticizes Europe’s passivity and sluggishness in sanctioning the economic environment, stressing that victory requires an adjustment in the West’s mindset and resolve. The position is strongly value-based and directed at criticizing action (or the lack thereof).

The political position is sharply critical of the government’s fiscal policy and financial management. The speaker highlights the contradiction inherent in the state’s ability to locate funds for teachers’ salaries within ministerial budgets while simultaneously claiming an inability to abolish certain taxes. The focus is results-driven, underscoring the demands made by businesses for the contraction of state expenditures.