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The
Trump men are very worried about the fate of their kind.
Before he boarded Air Force One on Tuesday, President Donald Trump was asked by a reporter,
"What do you say to young men in America?"
He replied, "Well, I'd say that it's a very scary time for young men in America
when you can be guilty of something you may not be guilty of."
Asked if he had a message for young women, he said, "Women are doing great."
Trump was echoing the words of his eldest son, who the previous day told an interviewer,
"I've got boys and I've got girls and when I see what's going on now, it's scary
for all things."
Asked if he feared more for his daughters or his sons, Trump Jr. said, "Right now,
I'd say my sons."
The context of these comments is the increasingly fraught nomination of Brett Kavanaugh for
the Supreme Court.
In addition to the multiple accusations of sexual assault against him, there are now
other objections that are less severe, but perhaps enough to sink his bid.
These include claims that he lied to or misled the Senate under oath, that he was not simply
the studious scholar-athlete he portrayed himself to be, and that in defending himself
in last week's hearing he displayed an anger and partisan resentment unbecoming of a judge,
let alone one aspiring for a seat in the highest court in the land.
In response, Republicans and other Kavanaugh supporters have recast their defense of him
in broader terms.
Not only has Kavanaugh been wronged, they argue, but his treatment by his opponents
and the media shows how any man could be victimized in the age of #MeToo.
The fight over the Supreme Court nominee's confirmation thus has become a trial over
masculinity itself.
This turn of events is consistent with the Republican Party's own brand of identity
politics of late, in which men, rather than women, are portrayed as the beleaguered gender
in American society.
"The sexual assault allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett M. Kavanaugh have
sparked a wave of unbridled anger and anxiety from many Republican men, who say they are
in danger of being swept up by false accusers who are biased against them," Philip Rucker
and Robert Costa wrote in The Washington Post.
"From President Trump to his namesake son to Sen. Lindsey O. Graham (R-S.C.), the howls
of outrage crystallize a strong current of grievance within a party whose leadership
is almost entirely white and overwhelmingly male—and which does not make a secret of
its fear that demographic shifts and cultural convulsions could jeopardize its grip on power."
Many of the right's defenses of Kavanaugh are premised on the idea that, in his furious
defiance, he is only doing what any man would do if falsely accused.
"If I was traipsed in front of the Senate on bogus charges and forced to answer deeply
personal and embarrassing questions about my high school antics, maybe out of embarrassment
and anger I might be less than truthful," Matt Walsh tweeted.
In short: Wounded male pride justifies lying under oath.
When The New York Times reported that Kavanaugh, as an undergraduate at Yale, was involved
in a bar fight, it provoked an "I am Spartacus" moment on Twitter where, as in the ending
of the 1960 Stanley Kubrick film, a conservative throng emerged to express solidarity.
Ive been in dozens of bar fights (ask the guys I grew up with) nearly lost an eye in
one and that's just one of the injuries (I have the scarred stitch marks to prove the
rest) never been black out drunk but I have had to defend myself, which I am still perfectly
capable of doing I don't know one guy, including myself,
who wasn't in a bar fight.
Not a single one.
This defense shows how easily identity-based expressions of solidarity can minimize misconduct.
It's a variation of the boys-will-boys excuse that is sometimes trotted out to dismiss sexual
misconduct by teens and young men.
It also obscures the specifics
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