By Plenary Sessions: Jaak Valge

The political position is strongly oppositional, focusing on the government’s inaction regarding the declining birth rate and its opaque handling of the investigation into phosphorite mining. Criticism is aimed both at the minister’s passivity and "indifference" within the social sector, as well as at the coalition’s fundamental inconsistency with its previous promises. The framing of the critique is primarily performance-based and value-driven, emphasizing the disregard for environmental and community interests.

The politician's focus centers on strong opposition to the draft Basic Education Act, which is deemed unacceptable and a threat to the Estonian language and cultural environment. Questions were also raised regarding the international coordination of excise tax increases and alternative public health measures (such as restricting sales hours). This political stance is strongly value-based, centered on protecting national identity and ensuring responsible lawmaking. The adoption of the draft bill is considered a fundamental mistake.