the saturday before the primary, senator clinton spoke in five pennsylvania cities, including west chester and york, pennsylvania. more than 300 people showed up at the west chester firehouse to hear the new york senator speak. at the wilson high gymnasium in west lawn, pennsylvania, clinton told several hundred more supporters: "the job of a leader is to bring people together to solve problems . . . to understand that sometimes we have to fight to get the political will and the votes to make that happen". on monday, april 21, senator clinton along with husband bill clinton spoke to a crowd of 6,000 in downtown pittsburgh. other events were held monday in scranton, harrisburg, and philadelphia. both candidates refused to participate in the political custom of street money.