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Yeah my mother was also the "I'll vote for who he tells me and really a household vote like Switzerland makes a lot of sense" type.
My guess is that those women would watch the plain old mormosphere type stuff where people have gigantic spotless kitchens in the middle of their husband's family's ranch. You get plenty of husband worship content there, or from the new TSwift album.
I would guess "defending men" is more likely straight fan service.
This is content for men to feel a little validation from women.
My read is that men want that just as much as they want validation from other men, but the behaviors that a big subset of male culture demands to validate other men grosses women out.
I'm imagining the consumers are men who don't like women so much and just want to hear something positive, and men who aren't exactly sure how to make a connection with a woman in today's environment.