By Plenary Sessions: Rain Epler

The rhetorical style is sharply aggressive, accusatory, and skeptical, employing strong terms such as "fumbling and lying" and "Reform Party illiberalism." The speaker points out logical inconsistencies (the socialization of costs versus the loosening of state aid), but does so sarcastically, even personally, by questioning the comprehension skills of a colleague (Igor Taro) and offering him remedial courses.

The rhetorical style is combative, provocative, and heavily metaphorical, employing the imagery of the Republic Day concert and the Zetod song "Pohmela" (Hangover). The speaker utilizes an emotional appeal and vulgarity ("a taste of shit in the mouth") to deliver a sharp message to the coalition regarding political incompetence and to demand that they sober up.

The rhetorical style is highly combative, accusatory, and demanding, employing strong and personal phrases such as "you are lying" and "stupid decisions." The speaker demands courage and resolve from the Prime Minister and uses emotional appeals, referencing the whiff of corruption and the country's increasing impoverishment. The style is direct and confrontational, even beginning with procedural criticism directed at the presiding officer.

The speaker's style is sharp, critical, and combative, focusing on exposing the hypocrisy of opponents, especially "liberals." He uses irony (such as not reading the foreign minister's social media) and direct quotes to underscore his arguments regarding the ministers' unsuitability. The tone is concerned and direct, highlighting the danger of damaging allied relations.