By Years: Riina Solman

The political stance is fiercely oppositional to the Reform Party-led government, centering on social and demographic policy (the birth crisis, cuts to family benefits) and economic matters (tax increases, particularly the car tax). The individual repeatedly submits interpellations to the government, underscoring the necessity of ensuring the sustainability of the nation-state and the ability of vulnerable groups (pensioners, large families, rural areas) to cope. Their framework is clearly value-based, and the government's actions are criticized as unethical and dishonest.

The political stance is strongly oppositional, centered on criticizing the government’s tax policy (the car tax and the tax cascade) and the reduction of family benefits, particularly those aimed at large families. This position is framed both through the lens of government incompetence (breaking promises, lack of analysis) and the defense of national values (the preservation of the people, language, and culture). It emphasizes that the government's actions have sown uncertainty and suppressed the birth rate.