Hillary Clinton delivers a speech on the economy from Iowa

Carrie Healey
Clinton: Trump's 'Casual Inciting of Violence' Crosses the Line
Clinton: Trump's 'Casual Inciting of Violence' Crosses the Line

Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton delivered remarks on the economy from Des Moines, Iowa on Wednesday afternoon.

The midwest stop at Lincoln High School marks Clinton's first visit to the state since accepting the party's nomination.

She talked about job creation and her plan to create an economy that works for everyone.

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The former secretary of state's speech comes just 2 days after her rival Donald Trump gave a speech on the economy from Detroit, Michigan.

Trump's controversial comment at his rally in North Carolina on Tuesday has gotten people talking. The GOP nominee seemingly suggested someone shoot Clinton over Supreme Court appointments.

Trump has defended his remarks, saying he was referring to a 'political movement' and not actual violence.

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