No, good men (and women) do.
Good politicians do the jobs they were appointed and/or elected to do. Which will not always comport with their chosen religious ideology or principals. And if they cannot fulfill the responsibilities of their political office because to do so would unacceptably compromise their religious principals, they should not seek, accept, or continue in political office. For them to do so would be dishonest and unfair to the people that elected or appointed them to that office.
Wrong. Good politicians tell the truth about where they stand and if they get elected they do not change their views or values no matter who or how many oppose them. Bad politicians lie about where they stand in hopes that good people will elect them and if elected the bad politicians promote their own ideas and agendas no matter what the majority of voters want. That has proven true with mask and quarantine mandates, abortion on demand, and sexual perversion taught in schools, among others.
Bad politicians are those that don't fulfill the requirements and responsibilities of the political positions they were appointed and/or elected to fulfill. What you or I consider constructive or destructive policy is irrelevant, as we are living in a democracy; wherein the citizenry as a whole decide the policies, not you or I or our religious beliefs, alone.
The citizenry as a whole wanted Trump elected and America to be made great, not the illegitimate WH squatter who is turning America into a cesspool third word impoverished nation of uncivilized deplorables fashioned in the image of Alinsky and Marx.