Which political campaign slogan was credited with helping a relatively unknown governor defeat an incumbent president by focusing on economic concerns?

Behind every successful political campaign is a powerful slogan that resonates with voters. These catchy phrases have the power to distill complex political platforms into memorable mantras that drive public opinion and voter behavior. This trivia tests your knowledge of game-changing political campaign slogans that helped shape the course of government and policy in significant ways. Can you identify which famous slogan helped propel an underdog candidate to the presidency?

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"It's the economy, stupid" (Bill Clinton, 1992)
"Morning in America" (Ronald Reagan, 1984)
"Change we can believe in" (Barack Obama, 2008)
"America First" (Donald Trump, 2016)