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The 66-year-old has been exploring moving manufacturing of his products, like wool shirts with snaps and canvas jackets, to India or Pakistan - or perhaps closing his Wyoming Traders business, which employs 16 people, and retiring altogether.
Chadwick said tariffs were a "tax on the American people" and warned that the expense for a company like his of opening a factory in the US was unrealistic.
But as he prepares to cast his ballot, he expects to swallow his qualms about tariffs in favour of other priorities, such as illegal immigration and opposition to abortion.
"I will vote for Trump even though he's going to hurt our company if he does what he says he's going to do," he said.
Tariffs Hurt His Business. He's Voting for Trump Anyway - BBC News
Fucking over the economy and my business so that I can take away rights from women.
