> The fact that he's a well-known figure doesn't excuse him from the privilege of being a human who learns being a well-known leader does convey a certain expe

> The fact that he's a well-known figure doesn't excuse him from the privilege of being a human who learns being a well-known leader does convey a certain expectation of emotional maturity and moderation. Hyperbolic and mercurial individuals are generally considered to be a poor fit for leadership positions. Yes, it may be human nature to react emotionally, but this is something most people grow out of at a fairly young age, and we certainly expect our leaders to be reasoned and measured about their reactions.