Bradlee Dean scolds Obama in open letter

Preacher Bradlee Dean expressed disappointment about Pres. Barack Obama’s first term in an open letter to the President posted last week on his You Can Run But You Cannot Hide ministry’s website.

Dean said that Obama has moved away from the country’s founding principles.

“Sadly, our posterity, who is the apple of my eye, has been reaping the disastrous consequences of the older generation’s lack of responsibility,” Dean wrote. “They have been the target—there is no doubt about that. It is our duty (and one I take seriously) to protect our posterity from those who have been attacking them incessantly.”

Dean criticized the hiring of former safe schools czar Kevin Jennings—who Dean said is an “admitted radical homosexual activist”—expressed disappointment over Obama’s support of repealing the Defense of Marriage Act and accused the government of ignoring thousands of defense and intelligence employees who Dean says downloaded child pornography.

“Your grave decisions dishonor everything our forefathers gave us when they laid down their lives, their fortunes, and their sacred honor. I, for one, will not and cannot stand down on this issue,” Dean wrote. “You, Sir, are to magnify the laws in which the Son of God (in the spiritual) our our veterans (in the natural) died to give us, not desecrate them. Mr. President, God is watching, and so is America.”

Dean has been connected to a number of controversial issues and statements, including criticisms of President Barack Obama at an opening prayer at the Minnesota Legislature, for which Republican leaders who invited Dean apologized.

Dean recently filed a libel lawsuit against the Minnesota Independent, as well as MSNBC anchor Rachel Maddow and her show, contending that he was defamed by news reports of statements made by Dean on his radio show last year.