Which U.S. President was the first to establish a dedicated White House Office of Communications specifically for coordinating the administration's message and brand story?

Throughout American history, presidents have carefully crafted their public image through evolving communication strategies. From radio fireside chats to Twitter announcements, each administration has developed unique approaches to brand storytelling that shaped how citizens perceive their leadership. Test your knowledge about how different administrations have leveraged media and messaging to connect with the American public and build their presidential brand.

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John F. Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ronald Reagan