At Shrine to Stock Car Racing, Candidates Court a Crucial Vote; Support of White, Blue-Collar Southerners Has Been Key for GOP The Washington Post | September 7, 1992| | . This material is published under license from the Washington Post.  All inquiries regarding rights should be directed to the Washington Post. (Hide copyright information) Copyright

Presidential campaigns mostly go their own way, Democrats following one path, Republicans another. It takes something big to make those paths converge.

A major national trauma will, for instance. Hurricane Andrew drew both President Bush and Arkansas Gov. Bill Clinton to Miami last week. As will a powerful institution, like the American Legion, which attracted both men to its national convention recently.

Or stock car racing.

Darlington is a little bitty town of 2,500 on the swampy Pee Dee River in the middle of nowhere, but this weekend Darlington had Vice President Quayle parading ...

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