Which presidential campaign slogan successfully rebranded a politician after a previous defeat, leading to victory by focusing on optimism and forward momentum?

Campaign slogans have been pivotal in shaping public perception and driving political movements throughout American history. These carefully crafted phrases often become synonymous with the campaigns they represent, capturing the essence of a candidate's message in just a few memorable words. From Roosevelt's optimism during the Great Depression to Obama's message of hope and change, these slogans reflect both the political climate of their time and the strategic messaging priorities of their campaigns. Test your knowledge of these influential political brand slogans!

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'It's Morning Again in America' - Ronald Reagan, 1984
'A New Beginning' - Jimmy Carter, 1976
'Don't Stop Thinking About Tomorrow' - Bill Clinton, 1992
'Change We Can Believe In' - Barack Obama, 2008