Earlier quoted context omitted.
A 25% tariff results in low-singe digits % price increase at in the store. The tariffs are on cost of goods, but cost of goods is usually a fairly small fraction of retail price.
Even a 5% increase in the monthly costs of a lower-income family is 5% too much in this era of stagnating real wages. And
Most families don't spend all that much money on stuff manufactured in China. Family budgets are largely comprised of rent/mortgage, food, and transportation. Then you have clothing and household goods, some of which is manufactured in China. So we're looking at a 5% increase in a small fraction of a family's monthly budget. As a point of comparison, families regularly weather much larger fluctuations in their monthly budget due to changes in the price of gasoline.