I would be careful if you are expecting bitcoin's performance or long-term viability is connected with politics.
Sure, there can be some advantages in terms of having politicians seeming to be on the side of bitcoin rather than fighting against it, but any of us might also get mislead if we start to place too much faith in politicians and/or various regulatory outcomes.. whether we are referring to the USA or to El Salvador or any other country. Sure it is nice that some governments (or some politicians) are not fighting against bitcoin, yet bitcoin surely is not dependent upon politicians and regulations and there might even be some conflicts of interest or even some ways in which politicians and/or regulations that appear to be aligned with bitcoin are not aligned with bitcoin.. which surely many of us even have trouble agreeing upon what is bitcoin or what are the various purposes (and/or utility aspects) of bitcoin,
It's not like the politicians who are against Bitcoin do not believe in it's potential, although there are still ignorant ones who are naive when it comes to the knowledge about it but there are some who are aware of it's potential and how it could be benficial for both the rich and common man but then, since they can't control or influence the market like the do with the Apex banks hence the opposition of the project.
I come from a country where politicians seize an opportunity with different ways during election campaign periods just to get the heart of voters, and could even go to the extent of accepting the bitcoin they discriminated just to buy the heart of bitcoin enthusiasts, but then kudos to the genuine ones who strongly stand behind the project without any hidden agenda, however the majority is corrupt and I'll barely put my trust in any politician.
Brother, try to understand this concept here, politicians, especially those in power will mostly fight Bitcoin, you know why? Because the control they usually get from the fiat is not their when it comes to Bitcoin, and as government of most states is, they want everything to be under their control, which Bitcoin strongly contradict, due to it privacy.
But then, it's a win win situation for we the general public because the privacy is what we have craved for in the fiat for long, but was not possible, so I believe that with time, in as much as they wouldn't accept the fact that Bitcoin is here to stay, they still wouldn't be able to do anything about it, because of how decentralized it is.