Trump, by his punching down, belittling and denigrating everyone who doesn't grovel for him, deserves any cynical take you can bring to him. People may decide they don't mind his act, (Laura Ingram or whatever her name is comes to mind) saying it's all in fun, but I think that is pretty indefensible. It's fun and games until he insults your mama, I suppose.
But I have never seen any reason that Pelosi earns such a cheap shot as taking her profession of faith at anything but face value. Romney, same thing. But the dude of Corinthians volume II, maybe he's a different story. He shows no evidence of faith in anything; instead he prides himself on his brutal "realism".
She doesn't cry for him, sure. Remember, this is her reaction when accused of hating him. If you've ever met anyone of her cultural background, you might understand. It's a more in sorrow than in anger thing, and it's indoctrinated in Catholic girls of a certain generation pretty well. I'm sure she's totally sincere about not hating him. I'm sure she's full of disgust, though.
But don't forget, the Inquisition and Crusades were Catholic things too. Refusing to hate the sinner isn't a sign of weakness.