Mohammed Morsy was elected as President of Egypt in elections that were free and fair, even though the complex constitutional and legal process that produced these elections managed to confuse and upset nearly everyone.
Kerry discusses the legitimacy of Morsy's election amid political turmoil in Egypt.
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