Floridians In New Hampshire

Wolfeboro, N.H. — Never was the contrast between two presidential candidates clearer, even as its implications grew murkier.

On a brisk November night in this quaint north-country town, Jeb Bush stood inside the Wright Museum of World War II and spoke yearningly of “back in the day” — a time when Americans stood united against foreign enemies, when cable news shows didn’t polarize the electorate, when primary contests weren’t “food fights.”