By Years: Valdo Randpere

The speaker's style is predominantly logical and argumentative, though often sharp and combative, especially when criticizing the opposition (e.g., the Centre Party’s “whining,” the Helmes’ “nonsense”). He uses sarcasm and humor (e.g., fooling around on the plane, Kristen Michal’s midnight calls) and is highly detail-oriented, correcting both colleagues and the presiding officer (e.g., the Viimsi Konsum stores, historical facts).

The speaking style is often sharp, sarcastic, and blunt, particularly when addressing the opposition (EKRE), whom he accuses of "overdramatizing things" and "dealing in nonsense." He frequently uses personal anecdotes and recollections (such as his conversation with Lavly Perling or his experience in Sweden) and often poses rhetorical questions. While detailed and procedural in his official capacity as a rapporteur, he interjects personal opinions, apologizing that he has had to remain silent for so long.