By Plenary Sessions: Urmas Reinsalu

The rhetorical style is sharply critical, combative, and at times dramatic, employing strong judgments such as "irresponsible policy," "cynical grotesque," and "Latin American fiscal policy." The appeals are a mix of specific financial data and an emotional emphasis on the decline of state security and credibility. The speaker also uses figurative language, referring to the government's inaction as a "hostage crisis."

The rhetorical style is sharply critical, urgent, and combative, accusing the government of fear-driven procedural tricks and unethical behavior. Both logical arguments (specific budget numbers and alternative proposals) and dramatic, emotional language are employed, referring to a "Latin American-style financial policy" and "the black week of tax increases." The tone is formal, yet intensely accusatory.

The rhetorical style is sharply critical, insistent, and confrontational, employing strong phrases such as "complete disarray," "financial chaos," and "storm warning." The address is formal yet emotionally charged, blending detailed financial analysis with direct accusations leveled at the government. Popular expressions are also used, such as "let the dogs bark, the caravan moves on," to criticize the disregard for the will of the voters.

The rhetorical style is highly combative, accusatory, and insistent, repeatedly employing emotionally charged terms ("lie," "taskmaster," "unconstitutional"). The speaker combines emotional appeals highlighting the deterioration of the public's well-being with detailed legal and procedural arguments, accusing the government of violating parliamentary rules of procedure. The style is direct and calls upon the populace to engage in active protest at the ballot box.

The rhetorical style is sharp, critical, and forceful, especially concerning economic policy, accusing the government of "anti-business policies" and "sheer folly." Both logical arguments are employed (statistics, comparison with Latvia) and value-based appeals (freedom, "Red China's personalized state"). The speaker urges the Minister of Economic Affairs to act as a "check" against the government's activities.