update lead supreme court analyst think attorney general loretta lynch likely candidate replace late conservative justice antonin scalia.tom goldstein run influential scotusblog early predict ninth circuit judge paul watford would make top president obama shortlist revise blog post goldstein say believe lynch lead contender.lynch serious possibility goldstein write fact lynch vet recently attorney general also make practical president nominate relatively short order via nbc newssocial media users beware warn obama henchwoman attorney general loretta lynch day horrific shoot spree radicalize muslim man partner san bernardino california attorney general loretta lynch pledge group muslim activists would take aggressive action anyone use anti-muslim rhetoric edge toward violence speak audience muslim advocate 10th anniversary dinner thursday lynch say great fear incredibly disturb rise anti-muslim rhetoric america vow prosecute guilty deem violence-inspiring speech say fear mention fact great fear prosecutor someone swear protection american people rhetoric accompany act violence message muslim community entire american community give fear backlash really base on.assuring pro-muslim group stand lynch say would use justice department protect muslims violence discrimination.claiming violence muslims rise cite france clamp potentially radicalize mosques lynch suggest constitution protect action predicate violent talk pledge prosecute responsible action talk first amendment must make clear action predicate violent talk american say lynch prosecute message muslim community americans give fear backlash really base say lynch.it painfully clear like predecessor eric holder lynch far concern promote social justice agenda protect constitutional right american citizens exactly speech edge toward violence exactly action predicate violent talk end whatever decide mean via daily wire holy freedom speech obama attorney general promise punish americans anti-muslim speech…update lynch may likely candidate quickly push supreme court justice nomination process