The Politics of Morality: Who Defines ‘Good’?

In this episode of Happy, Healthy, Whole, and Rich, Tina Brinkley Potts delivers a sacred rebuke to the illusion that “good” is negotiable.From personal relationships to national politics, too often we excuse distortion in the name of peace or strategy. A harsh word becomes a pattern. A “lesser evil” becomes a cycle of corruption. Pebbles turn into boulders when we refuse to face them.Through scripture, metaphysical teaching, and raw self-reflection, Tina shows how excusing distortion — whether in your life or in government — lowers your vibration and weakens your sovereignty. And she offers the gift inside the sting: the power to name misalignment before it grows, to refuse the trap of “lesser evil,” and to choose truth over compromise.This is the sacred rebuke: good is not for sale, evil is still evil, and sovereignty begins when you stop excusing what God has already exposed.Don’t just listen to the sting — receive the gift.Come inside Happy, Healthy, Whole, and Rich at happyhealthywholerich.com.It’s where we face the pebbles before they become boulders, rise above “lesser evils,” and walk in the sovereignty of true alignment.