Just discuss the topic at hand the female effect on politics, and leave out whatever personal baggage you are carrying.
Women created the most destructive movement in American history, the "womens's movement" to liberate women and to fight for everything that you bizarrely think is a man's movement. Women suddenly, in a matter of decades, changed America and turned politics into a permanent discussion and contest over women's issues and interests, which are in opposition to American ideals and freedoms and American/male concerns and goals.
Women led the charge in the social/sexual revolution, not men. It wasn't men promoting divorce and sexual liberation of females, and the end of gender roles and the destruction of the family, that was all the creation of the women's movement and the beginning of the gender gap in voting.
"In addition, advocates for no-fault divorce argued that the law should be changed to provide a straightforward procedure for ending a marriage, rather than forcing a couple who simply couldn't get along to choose between living together in "marital hell" or lying under oath in open court. The most prominent advocate of this position was feminist law professor Herma Hill Kay (who later became dean of UC Berkeley School of Law).
At its convention in 1947, the National Association of Women Lawyers (NAWL) voted to draft and promote a bill that would embody the ideal of no-fault divorce and describes its efforts to promote the passage of no-fault divorce laws as "the greatest project NAWL has ever undertaken.""
1965 Founders of NOW as the women's movement grew ever larger by decade, and came to totally deconstruct and restructure all of American society and concepts of marriage and family and law and government power and freedom, and every element of life, a deconstruction of civilization bursting forth as females found their footing within the power of the universal vote.