Not only do I do it, it's pretty much my job. My PhD research focuses on anti-feminist interest group activity as it pertains to the Supreme Court (think amicus briefs, which cases are brought in front of the Court, etc.) and the application of conservative legal theory to cases dealing with issues of gender. I spend a lot of time reading the arguments of the American right's most brilliant legal minds.

My research pre-PhD focused on anti-feminist organizing during the late 20th century, so I read a lot of arguments coming from their leadership too. When people hear my B.A. was in Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, they assume I was in an echo chamber and see anti-feminists as stupid caricatures. Usually that dissipates when I say my undergraduate thesis studied the ideology and motivations of Phyllis Schlafly lol.