By Years: Henn Põlluaas

The main opponents are the coalition parties (the Reform Party, the Social Democrats, and Estonia 200). The criticism is intense, ranging from political disagreements (such as the car tax and defense spending) to accusations of disloyalty and undermining the foundations of the state. The "pro-Russian blackmail" by the Social Democrats concerning the issue of voting rights, as well as the coalition's "steamroller politics," are being criticized particularly sharply.

The main opponent is the ruling coalition (Reform Party, Social Democrats, Estonia 200), who are accused of "steamroller politics," legal violations, and the deliberate rejection of opposition bills. Criticism is directed both at their policies (tax terror, immigration) and at the personal level, accusing ministers of lying, arrogance, and betraying Estonia's national interests ("national renegades").