By Years: Anti Poolamets

The speaker's style is predominantly confrontational and focuses on holding the government accountable rather than on cooperation. Cooperation is primarily viewed as the opposition's call for correcting errors ("EKREIKE is coming back"). In foreign policy, the speaker emphasizes the need to engage with states, not political parties, while criticizing the government's failure to maintain allied relations (USA, Georgia).

Cooperation is predominantly adversarial; the gulf between the opposition and the coalition is emphasized, especially on value issues. It is noted that the coalition does not work hard enough or involve the opposition (e.g., by avoiding extra sittings). [The coalition] rarely acknowledges members of other parties, but hints at the possibility of finding support from the opposition (e.g., on the issue of voting rights for Russian citizens).