Which U.S. president first implemented the White House Comment Line, allowing citizens to directly call the White House with feedback and concerns?

In the world of politics and government, gathering citizen feedback is essential for responsive governance. Before digital surveys and town halls became common, governments experimented with various methods to collect public opinion. This poll tests your knowledge about an innovative government feedback system that changed how administrations connect with citizens.

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Herbert Hoover, who established it in 1929 as part of his modernization efforts
Franklin D. Roosevelt, who created it in 1943 to gauge public sentiment during WWII
Lyndon B. Johnson, who established it in 1969 to hear citizen concerns during social unrest
Ronald Reagan, who launched it in 1981 as part of his 'government by the people' initiative