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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 09:48 PM
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OK... They just picked the top 3 from the first group.
Michael Sarver beat Anoop Desai--your kidding right but---no 20,000 vote got Michael into the top 12. Country music fans have spoken. I felt Ricky or Anoop would have been better choices. I felt sorry for Tatiana. I hope they offer her some counseling or she may be another show causality.
What amazes me is that some of these contestants let one show or one setback stop them. It makes me wonder if they really have a passion for their music. You do not have to win to have a career in music. Look at Chris Daughtry, Jennifer Hudson and Elliot Yemen, Kelli Pickler and Michael Johns who has a album coming out. They did not let their lose stop them. They kept right on doing what they loved. I hope Ricky and Anoop follow their example and keep their passion for music.
Last edited by Redlady8029; 02/19/09 12:17 AM.
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