For example, I've never seen being against factory farming as a conservative platform.
https://quillette.com/2018/11/07/a-world-without-animal-farm...
When people reach the point that merely asking questions marks you as "the enemy," it's precisely those people who constitute the greatest danger. For one thing, it indicates that 1) they aren't interested in dissent, nuance, or their own fallibility and 2) they think they have enough power to behave in such an authoritarian fashion.
Also I agree with the OP: the vast majority of its takes wouldn’t be out of place in mainstream conservative political media, but they’re a bit more highbrow and less clickbaity, and have less of a “triggering the libs” vibe to have mainstream penetration.
(Disclaimer: I’m a lefty)
On Lehmann's personal politics, she says:
“I would identify with the left if they were a little more old-school in their advocacy for workers,”
“Sometimes there are misrepresentations, and people assume that my politics is far more right-wing than it actually is,” she says. “I think because I’m Australian, and I take so many things for granted like universal health care, access to abortion, and we don’t have guns everywhere.”