By Years: Priit Sibul

The primary target is the ruling government coalition, which is being heavily scrutinized for political instability, delaying crucial decisions (specifically, the acquisition of munitions), and inadequate financial projections (regarding offshore wind farms, valued at 2.6 billion). The criticism is sharp, centering on political accountability and accusing the government of both misleading the public and sheer incompetence. The Social Democrats are separately criticized for issues like the care reform and the church law, while the Reform Party faces heat over tax policy and the Nordica scandal.

The main opponents are the Reform Party and the Social Democrats, who are accused of political duplicity and betraying ideological principles just to stay in power. Criticism is aimed at the government's tax hikes, budget instability, and non-transparent handling of affairs (the classification of documents). Separately, the Social Democrats are criticized for opposing the revocation of voting rights for third-country nationals in local elections.