By Months: Jaak Valge
Total Months: 9
Fully Profiled: 9
11.2025
5 Speeches
The criticism targets the government's inaction concerning rule of law matters (specifically, the non-interference of the Prosecutor's Office) and the misplaced priorities of its economic policy (i.e., low value-added jobs). Ideologically, they stand in opposition to "radical leftists" and left-liberals, who are accused of misrepresenting (or caricaturing) the analysis provided by the Ministry of Social Affairs. Furthermore, the Minister of Economic Affairs is accused of continually repeating claims that have already been debunked.
10.2025
30 Speeches
The primary target is the Minister of the Interior and the Ministry of the Interior, who are being sharply criticized for misinterpreting policy and deflecting debate by labeling it unconstructive. The criticism is intense, accusing the Minister of demagoguery, confusing key concepts, and outright dishonesty, with urgent calls for an immediate change in policy.
09.2025
30 Speeches
Being strongly in opposition to the government, the party criticizes its mass immigration policy, its economic philosophy, and its failure to address the demographic crisis. The criticism targets both specific political decisions (such as the 1.0 wage criterion) and ethical and procedural matters (the failure to file a civil claim in the Slava Ukraini case, and the Tartu prison plan). It asserts that the government, which is supported by less than one-seventh of the citizenry, lacks the mandate to pursue policies that fundamentally alter the composition of the population.
06.2025
22 Speeches
The primary criticism targets the policies of the ruling coalition and specific ministers (Education, Interior, and Prime Minister), particularly concerning migration, the economy, and education. The criticism is largely policy-driven (for instance, migration policies that undermine Ukraine’s fight) and procedural (such as ministers walking out during questioning/interpellation). The critic accuses the government of justifying its missteps and displaying dilettantism, thereby ruling out any possibility of compromise.
05.2025
10 Speeches
The primary targets of criticism are the government and its ministers, particularly those responsible for the economy and education sectors. The criticism focuses on policy inefficiency (a drop in productivity, the regression of the education system) and ideological errors, such as violating market economy principles by importing cheap foreign labor—a practice they label a "command economy." He/She accuses the government of facilitating mass immigration, which represents a 70-year record high.
04.2025
6 Speeches
The main opposition is directed at the government and ministers, criticizing both procedural shortcomings (such as the late submission of materials) and the political direction (over-regulation). Particularly sharp criticism is leveled at the Ministry of Defence for neglecting the Tallinn Defence Forces Cemetery, an act considered humiliating to the state. Ideologically, there is opposition to social democratic stances regarding gender balance.
03.2025
13 Speeches
The primary adversary is the government and the Minister of Education and Research, whose policies are criticized as unsystematic and detrimental to the Estonian language. He/She also criticizes the Eesti 200 party and previous governments for importing cheap labor, which stalls economic innovation. The criticism is primarily based on policy and logic, accusing the government of failing to fulfill administrative agreements and operating inefficiently.
02.2025
9 Speeches
The main opponents are the government and ministers, who are accused of siding with banks, being unwilling to stand up for the people, and allowing the involvement process to become a mere formal facade. Strong criticism is also directed at foreign financial and energy companies, especially banks controlled from Stockholm and Norwegian/Dutch investors. The criticism is intense, accusing the government of disregarding the interests of the people and marking the cessation of parliamentarism.
01.2025
7 Speeches
The main opponent is the government coalition, which is referred to as "a government coalition composed of three left-globalist parties." Criticism is aimed both at political incompetence (the PPA's inability to link data) and at value-based decisions (the reduction of family benefits and campaigns that undermine the natural family). The Minister of Climate is accused of a lack of transparency, and the Minister of Health is accused of "cunning" in hiding behind strategic partners.