I'd love it too. In the grand scheme of thing, toys, while obviously a very lucrative business, probably wouldn't even break top 100 of the government's worries or concerns in a time like this. To them, it's probably just "kids and nerds" who are effected by the toy industry.
Problem is, you have all these truly heartless individuals in office that would sooner see a child go without a toy and the imagination that it brings than relent even the slightest bit with these tariffs. You have the dinosaurs in office like McConnell who'll pull the "in my day, we played with wooden nickels and had a rousing good time!" as he gleefully rips toys from kids' hands and burns them in front of them. Toys may not be a priority, but they're also an easy scapegoat for a lot of their other talking points- boys playing with Barbies turns them gay, kids playing with toy guns makes them into murderers, etc. As we know, it's a slippery slope, and while it may not be a priority right now, if given the chance and the time, it'll absolutely become a talking point in the future. But I digress- that's probably a topic better suited for the politics thread.
Come to think of it, the only "Made in the USA" toys I can remember seeing are the ones at the Dollar Store- the cheap, crappy (yet iconic, and a staple for us poor kids!) toy cars and dinosaur toys. I'm sure there's more than that, but those are the ones I see the most.
