I'm glad there are good Christians out there and I've even met a few of them but it's the exception for sure. A good Christian is good despite their religion not because of it. When you tell someone from the age of 2 onward that they are a terrible person and can never be good no matter what they do they tend to believe it. Teaching original sin to toddlers is child abuse. It then creates a ton of cognitive dissonance because none of it actually makes sense but there is immense pressure to fit into the group. Most Christians end up knowing it's wrong but have to believe it's right which creates psychosis.
At its most basic, religion is a tool for getting people from a very young age to believe anything they're told without question. This is what they call faith. It's a complete bastardization of the word and the concept of faith. Faith should mean trusting someone because they've proved their character through actions. To Christians faith means you must believe whatever you're told as long as it was interpreted from the Bible or said by an approved source of leadership like a pastor or, lately, a politician who says they're religious.
I'm glad you can see that Trump is an imposter. You have to justify your worldview by saying that you don't believe literal interpretations of the Bible though. It's a big problem and you really can't blame the majority of Christians who have become evil by reading a book that they've been told is the word of God and then applying what it says to their entire identity. There's good stuff in the Bible for sure but why do we need a book that has so much bad in it as well. It's impossible to parse and interpret for most people.