 The tendency to reduce Iranian politics to hardliners and reformers may be overly simplistic, but at the same time, it is at least a rough guide to some of what goes on. And in the presidential election that's just taken place, the reformer, Massoud Peshashkian, defeated the hardliner, Saeed Jalili, by 10 points. And that gives rise to a couple of questions. What does Mr. Peshashkian want to do?