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along Route 220, Donald “Whitey” Taylor put out his newest merchandise on the lawn of his megastore celebrating the“They just came in today and they are already flying off the shelves,” Taylor, 74, said before a sea of colorful political flags before a decommissioned church that is now packed with Trump merchandise.of the Republican nominee as “garbage,” Taylor says supporters are eager to sport apparel with the label after former President Donald Trump“They love it.
“That’s Trump’s balls right there — they’re about a pound and a half,” Whitey Taylor tells me, who owns the Trump Town USA megastore in Boones Mill, VA. He says it’s among one of the store’s most popular items.The store is housed in a former 100-year-old church at the heart of the small town with a population of about 250 people. Taylor, who lives in a building directly behind the store, opened it months ahead of the 2020 election.
His inspiration for what would eventually become the store happened while he was at the Daytona racetrack in Florida with his son and he started reading the bible and prayed to God for guidance.He eventually ordered 1,000 Trump T-shirts, explaining that his son had begged him to only order 100 to start. “I said go big or go home, boy,” he said with a laugh. Taylor ended up selling all of the T-shirts at a single rally in Radford Virginia in February 2016.
“Virginia is for Trump Lovers,” Taylor said laughing, pointing to one of the yard signs in front of the store.Shiloh Markwith, 18, who was shopping at the store with his mother Ronda, said he sees Virginia as a “very big” target for Republicans.
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