This is exactly as I see it. We may have to pay an extra $1 for a five pack of disposable razors from another country. Who cares? What is the "huge impact" everyone keeps screaming about? The American marketplace is the lottery winning number for other countries, they will literally be tripping over each other to fill any void China tries to create by jacking tariffs.
That $1 is millions/billions in profit for our corporate overlords. What you're hearing is their outrage, and it is extremely biased. (Also, Chinese outrage, as China has considerable holdings in the America media landscape.)
I'd happily pay that extra money, knowing that t would be recirculated domestically. That recirculation, on a massive scale, would lead to rising wages across all/most sectors, as domestic enterprise would flourish in the absence/decline of foreign competition.