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You're missing the point I'm not saying we should criminally charge politicians for making wrong decisions I'm saying if a politician (or any Public Employee) makes such a wrong decision it provokes a lawsuit against the General Public that costs the general public a significant amount of money the General Public should be empowered to criminally charge them with a destruction of public property of that amount of money
( I would agree maybe the term destruction of public property is wrong because it's not destroyed just transferred to the victims but I don't know exactly what you'd call what I'm trying to make a legal to charge them with provoking a lawsuit?)
Criminally charging people with destruction of property - dissuades them from destroying property in the first place
Criminally charging politicians for making poor decisions - dissuades them from making any decision at all, and does nothing to actually fix whatever was wrong