By Years: Andres Metsoja

The speaker is a member of the Isamaa faction, positioning himself as a strong opposition force by emphasizing the protection of property rights, regional balance, and the functioning of the economy. His views are strongly value-based (the sanctity of property) and results-oriented (criticizing the government's actions as "chaos" and "strategic confusion"). He opposes new taxes, especially the car tax, and demands the reduction of bureaucracy and the prioritization of infrastructure investments.

The political position is strongly oppositional, focusing on resistance to the government’s fiscal policy, particularly the car tax, which is framed as a tax on lifestyle. Key issues include the regulation of the alienation of national defense land and maintaining regional political balance, emphasizing the protection of the viability of rural areas. The political framework is strongly value-based (protecting private property and lifestyle) and performance-based (criticism of the government’s economic management and planning capacity).