By Years: Vadim Belobrovtsev

The rhetorical style is aggressive and forceful, often employing strong and emotionally charged language (e.g., "catastrophic," "shameful," "political nihilism," "cynical"). The style blends logical arguments (facts, figures, legal violations) with emotional appeals, particularly when defending vulnerable groups (families, pensioners). A recurring theme is criticism directed at the government’s "steamroller politics" and demagoguery, especially regarding the deployment of the security argument.

The style is predominantly critical and confrontational, often employing strong language such as "mockery," "cynical," "schizophrenic," and "botched bill draft." The author favors logical and fact-based arguments, frequently posing rhetorical questions to ministers and the prime minister. The text emphasizes the government's irresponsibility and "steamroller politics," repeatedly citing the failure to uphold election promises.