Which presidential campaign slogan, considered revolutionary for its time, helped transform political advertising and led to a landslide victory in the television age?

Political campaigns live and die by their messaging, and nothing embodies a campaign's essence quite like its slogan. Throughout history, certain campaign taglines have transcended elections to become cultural touchstones, shaping how we remember pivotal moments in political history. This trivia challenges you to identify the transformative slogan that helped redefine American politics during a period of national uncertainty.

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"I Like Ike" - Eisenhower campaign (1952)
"Morning in America" - Reagan campaign (1984)
"A chicken in every pot" - Hoover campaign (1928)
"Don't swap horses in the middle of the stream" - Lincoln campaign (1864)