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Why it doesn't matter if a Harley is 'made in America'

  • Written by Christina Fattore, Associate Professor of Political Science, West Virginia University

Harley-Davidson was one of the president’s favorite companies less than six months ago. Now it’s the latest business to feel his wrath.

That’s because on June 25, Harley-Davidson announced it will move some of its production overseas. The iconic American motorcycle brand said it was doing this to avoid retaliatory tariffs imposed...

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