By Years: Siim Pohlak

The primary opponent is the Reform Party, which stands accused of incompetence, lying, and causing damage to the Estonian economy (with an estimated 900 million euros in lost tax revenue). The speaker/party also criticizes Eesti 200 and the Social Democrats for endorsing the Reform Party's policies and pursuing a submissive political agenda. The criticism is intense, demanding that the government's foolish decisions be reversed and that the motion of no confidence be supported.

The main opponents are the Reform Party and the government coalition, who are accused of destroying the economy, running a budget deficit, and serving the interests of big capital. The criticism is both political (the tax hike, Rail Baltic) and procedural (silencing the opposition in committees, and disregarding parliamentary rules). He/She also accuses the government of ideological hostility towards the Estonian people and businesses.