By Years: Aleksandr Tšaplõgin

The political position is strongly oppositional, focusing on economic justice (tax cuts, a bank tax) and criticism of energy policy (the green transition is a scam). The speaker defends endangered minorities against the closure of churches and the stripping of voting rights. The framework is predominantly critical of the government's actions and competence, accusing the government of state gigantism and robbing the poor.

The speaker positions themselves as a staunch opponent of the government’s tax policy and its handling of the economic crisis. The main themes addressed are economic recession, unfair taxes (the car tax, taxation of pensions), and social inequality. The political position is strongly value-based, emphasizing justice and the protection of the poor against the interests of the rich, while accusing the government of "economic suicide."