Obamacide

Barack Obama is a Superstar
On May 16, 2008, leading up to America's Presidential primaries, Jesus Disciple released a Music Video titled "Barack Obama is a Superstar" on YouTube.
Obamacide, the song
Jesus Disciple, overwhelmed and dissapointed that Barack Obama won the Elections despite his efforts and the efforts of many other Pro Life activists, decided he would try one last time to release a song that would help open the eyes of Americans to the dark reality about abortion. On Inauguration Day, January 20th, 2009, Jesus Disciple released a song titled "Obamacide". In the official press release, he was quoted saying that the song was given that title not as a personal attack on Barack Obama, but to expose to the world what his election says about the current state of America.
On December 21th, 2008, IllSpot.net reported on the song and then released it for free download on January 20th, 2009.
The song currently has had 2,941 plays on MySpace and 15,830 views on YouTube. The video has also been posted all over the internet and the song and video were both featured by Rock For Life on their website and included on a Compilation they put out with 5,000 copies given away for free.
Definition
Jesus Disciple also released an official definition for the word and how it is used in his song.
Obamacide
o-ba·ma·cide
1 : act of depraved indifference in regards to the unborn during the 2008 Presidential Elections
2 : trading the truth and God for selfish reasons and motivations, while ignoring the life and dignity of the unborn
3 : holding other issues in higher priority over the mass slaughter of thousands each day in America
4 : thinking that just because we can't see the unborn, they don't matter
5 : voting for someone who has vowed to sign legislation (The Freedom of Choice act) which if enacted would abolish all restrictions and limitations on abortion, resulting in millions more dead
Music Video
On the same day the song Obamacide was released, Jesus Disciple also released a Video for it on YouTube.
 
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