PITTSBURGH -- President Bill Clinton will be in the Pittsburgh area Wednesday, campaigning for his wife, Hillary.

Clinton will be at Indiana University of Pennsylvania at 9:15 a.m. to promote his wife's Solutions for America tour. After his stop in Indiana, Clinton will visit Kittanning, Clarion, New Castle and Cranberry.

Meanwhile, Chelsea Clinton is finishing her Your Future, It's Bright tour on Wednesday in Philadelphia. It is the last stop of a nine-city tour across Pennsylvania.

The Democratic presidential candidates are getting ready to go head to head Wednesday night.

Sens. Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama will attend a debate in Philadelphia. The event will be held at 8 p.m. at the National Constitution Center. Currently, Clinton leads Obama in Pennsylvania by six percentage points.

On the Republican side, Sen. John McCain spoke to hundreds of people Tuesday at Carnegie Mellon University. McCain said the federal government should drop the 18-cent per gallon gasoline tax during the summer.

When it comes to the country's fiscal situation, McCain is blaming big businesses and Wall Street. The Arizona senator said Americans have a right to be angry when CEOs of distressed companies take home massive paychecks.

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