左派已走火入魔：在巴黎和加州恐袭后，美司法部长最怕的是民众反MSL的倾向，而不是恐袭

Attorney General's 'greatest fear' isn't Islamic terrorism - it's attacks on Muslims because of a backlash in wake of shootings

• 'We cannot give in to the fear that these backlashes are really based on,' said at a dinner for a Muslim advocate group
• Lynch did not mention the shooting in San Bernardino, California, committed by two Muslims and currently under investigation by the FBI
• Authorities said yesterday they couldn't be sure the shooting was terrorism, but GOP presidential contenders said it obviously was 
• AG later said she had observed an 'incredibly disturbing rise of anti-Muslim rhetoric' since ISIS'' assault on Paris and the talk 'edges towards violence'

By Francesca Chambers, White House Correspondent For Dailymail.com

Attorney General Loretta Lynch told a group of Muslims in Washington last night that her 'greatest fear' since the Paris terror attack is retaliatory violence against members of the religion.

Lynch said as a prosecutor, she worries that the anti-Muslim rhetoric 'will be accompanied by acts of violence,' and said, 'We cannot give in to the fear that these backlashes are really based on.'

Politico reports that Lynch did not mention the Wednesday shooting in San Bernardino, California, that was committed by two Muslims and is currently under investigation by the FBI during her remarks, while urging Americans of all backgrounds not to give into violent impulses.