 because that was simply his persona. Prior to that, it was oftentimes believed that the presidency really isn't that powerful, but he proved otherwise. But I think it's important to keep in mind, though, that the president at the end of the day is not more powerful than the Supreme Leader. The buck stops with the Supreme Leader, and that has created significant limitations for the presidency as a whole to be able to, at least for the reformers, to be able to pursue their agenda in full.