Reinsalu says that the coalition parties want to quickly elect a president. They fear lengthy discussions. Reinsalu recalls that the Reform Party previously attempted to change President Karis. Karis did not change his positions.
According to Reinsalu, the coalition parties tried to damage the president's reputation. They delayed meetings and pressured him. Now they are trying to take advantage of the chancellor of justice as well.
Reinsalu believes that the coalition does not want an honest debate. They fear it would show their mistakes. He believes the coalition is more interested in the position of chancellor of justice than in the presidency.
Reinsalu recommends holding serious discussions. He wants the president to have clear goals. He emphasizes that it is important to also meet with candidates. Isamaa has already met with some candidates, but the coalition has not done so.