IDOL SANJAYA MALAKAR FOR PRESIDENT

Sanjaya Malakar's going to be famous no matter what !

Sanjaya Malakar is the hottest name in entertainment. Why? I'm not sure, and I don't think anybody really is. One thing is certain: he is a top entertainer, even if he's not a singer. That's maybe the first reason he's still on 'American Idol'. Sanjaya Malakar, while maybe naive at first, has quickly understood how things work: provide a good circus and people will cast their vote for you, and that is that. "Sanjaya is the perfect American Idol for a society where fame trumps integrity, talent, intelligence," wrote mensnewsdaily.com .Well, unfortunately that's not how things work in entertainment only. That's pretty much how things work overall, and it's not just the United States. So, maybe votefortheworst.com , after Sanjaya wins or barely loses the 'Idol' crown, should launch a new campaign, with the new elections coming up: sanjayaforpresident.com ." Another week of Sanjaya, and this is great, because Sanjaya is now tied with Scott Savol and Kellie Pickler for longest running VFTW American Idol pick. If we can get him through next week, he'll be the all time record holder. And next week is Latin week. Sanjaya, please sing Shake Your Bon Bon. Please. We'll bake some cookies," their site reads. Meanwhile, Glocksen’s elimination on this week of "American Idol" was definitely a shock for her. "At no point in time on Tuesday night or before I went to bed on Tuesday or preparing for Wednesday night, did I think that I’d be going home," says Gina to Access Hollywood."Gina couldn’t seem to understand that this show is all about catering to people’s expectations. Of course, they’re usually crap and there is no reason why you should cater to them – unless you’d like to win the competition," as quite nicely has put it BC Magazine."I thought that I had a really good performance on Tuesday, and I was really proud of the song that I chose and the way that I chose to present it. I didn’t even have a chance to be in the bottom three ever, and the one time that I was, I’m going home. So it was pretty hard," Gina said."At the end of the day, you just don’t know what America wants. You don’t know if it’s based on talent, personality, if you have exactly what they’re looking for in your style, your hair, your clothes. But you just have to just stay true to yourself and make sure that you stay focused on what you’re there for, and that’s vocal talent.""It's almost like someone died here," said Gina's former co-worker Kim Pierzchalski to NapervilleSun. "It's just sad because I can't figure out why she would go before some of the others," said former co-worker Angel Sherlund. "My 6-year-old daughter was crying all night, and she even asked, 'How come Sanjaya won? He's terrible.'"