 Of the two dozen folks I talked to, they were worried about, in no particular order, grocery prices, immigration, errant children, toxic social media, and polarized America. In the town of Alachua, northwest of Gainesville, a financial advisor named Weston Gallop was overseeing his daughters at a car wash, raising money for cheerleading camp. He lamented the loss of E Pluribus Unum out of many one.