There is simply no legitimate reason for him to be displeased with Sessions's recusal.
But debates have raged over whether his perceived "incivility" was legitimate grounds for him losing his job.
But his music was also a path to a more legitimate life for him and an inspiration and exhortation to others in his situation.
"One of Joko's interests is to not undermine the judiciary and that's a legitimate thing for him to say," Morrissey says.
In a detailed memo released Wednesday night by David Axelrod, Mr. Obama's senior campaign strategist, the campaign argues that Mr. Romney's time as governor of Massachusetts provides no legitimate basis for him to ascend to the presidency.
"It was a legitimate disappointment for him, even though he's been half-warned it was not going to happen," said Rudolph W. Giuliani, Trump's personal attorney, who visited with the president Wednesday in New York.
Mr. Musto, while noting that he has taken a "lot of heat" from critics for writing in popular styles, points out that he grew up listening to pop music, and it has a legitimate resonance for him not easily dismissed from his musical vocabulary.
The calls which as recently as last season were called out from a significant contingent of Nuggets fans for Michael Malone to be fired have been replaced by legitimate buzz for him as a top Coach of the Year candidate.
My guess is that he would consider nominating Merrick Garland, since Obama nominated him and there is no legitimate reason for him not to have been confirmed.
The choice not to kill is more than just a code here, like it is for other superheroes, it's a legitimate crisis for him.
