By Plenary Sessions: Riina Solman

The political position focuses heavily on national security (suspending the voting rights of citizens from aggressor states) and demography (restoring support for families with many children). He criticizes the government for delays and ideological opposition on crucial issues, stressing that time is running out. His views are strongly value-based, emphasizing the need to protect both the state and the target groups afforded special protection under the constitution.

The political platform is strongly value-based, centering on improving access to medication for cancer patients and supporting large families. The speaker sharply opposes the government’s tax hikes and budget cuts, arguing that they diminish people’s sense of security and generate uncertainty. Education has been highlighted as Isamaa’s number one priority.

The speaker's core political stance is population policy and supporting the birth rate, emphasizing the particularly crucial role of large families and the necessity of supporting them. He/She is vehemently opposed to the coalition's measures, such as cutting subsidies for large families and hobby group allowances, and the introduction of a car tax, viewing these as deterrents that drive families away. The political framework is strongly value-based, grounded in Article 28 of the Constitution, which mandates special care for large families.

The political position is strongly anti-government, focusing on the demographic crisis and the deterioration of families' economic security. The speaker emphasizes the constitutional obligation to ensure the survival of the nation, language, and culture, contrasting this with the government's tax increases and cuts to family benefits. The main topics are family benefits and the car tax, which are treated as hostility towards families. The stance is value-based, highlighting the special care for large families mandated by Article 28 of the Constitution.

The speaker's political position is strongly critical of the government's energy policy, emphasizing the priority of energy security and affordable electricity prices. He opposes state subsidies for offshore wind farms, viewing this as a violation of free-market principles and preferring instead to find a holistic solution. The political framework is geared towards revitalizing the economy through competitively priced energy and prioritizing national interests.