At the climax of the film, a TV reporter says that independent presidential candidate Hal Phillip Walker of the Replacement Party has been winning primary elections. Third-party candidates do not participate in the primaries. [They can. Third parties candidates can participate in primary elections, if say, one party had more than one candidate running for president.]Nashville (1975) - 1 correction
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At the climax of the film, a TV reporter says that independent presidential candidate Hal Phillip Walker of the Replacement Party has been winning primary elections. Third-party candidates do not participate in the primaries. [They can. Third parties candidates can participate in primary elections, if say, one party had more than one candidate running for president.]You may also like: Shrek 2 | Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets | Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story | The Matrix | The West Wing