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If supposed strong men are so weak minded and frail as to always jump and shout when even just a little bit of their authority is challenged .... they never had that much power to begin with.
Their power is not based on their own strength and masculinity, it's based on the willingness of the weak to allow this dynamic.
Hawley is the crisis.
If you have to keep muttering to yourself that, "I'm a manly man", hang fake testicles from your truck, or wear a t-shirt proclaiming yourself an, "alpha male" I'm going to see you as a scared little boy trying to convince yourself more than you are trying to convince others.