By Plenary Sessions: Jaak Valge

The political position centers on two strong stances: opposition to the free movement of Ukrainian labor within the context of EU membership, driven by fears of demographic collapse, and robust support for implementing a bank solidarity tax in Estonia. These positions are presented as an alternative to the government’s current policy and are aimed at securing the country’s long-term economic and demographic stability. The political framework is primarily results- and values-driven, emphasizing Ukraine’s vulnerability and the current state of the Estonian economy.

The political platform is strongly oppositional, centering on the Reform Party's poor approval ratings and declining support. Criticism is directed at the tax increases and the "Eastern money" scandal, while simultaneously offering specific alternative tax solutions. The shaping of this position is highly outcome-based, stressing voter discontent.

The political platform is strongly opposed to mass immigration from third countries, which is viewed as a threat to both the Estonian nation-state and the economy. Furthermore, skepticism is voiced regarding the credibility of statements critical of Russia, coupled with strong distrust of e-voting. They vigorously support the protection of children in the online environment, considering this a necessary legislative proposal. The political framework is strongly value-driven and critical of the current government's policies.