Which presidential campaign slogan was first tested through extensive focus groups and market research, pioneering modern retail marketing techniques in politics?

Presidential campaigns operate much like retail marketing campaigns, with carefully crafted slogans that aim to capture the essence of a candidate's platform while resonating with voters. These slogans become powerful brand identifiers, appearing on everything from buttons to billboards, helping campaigns build voter loyalty and recognition. Test your knowledge about the intersection of retail marketing techniques and political campaign messaging!

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"I Like Ike" (Eisenhower, 1952)
"It's Morning Again in America" (Reagan, 1984)
"Change We Can Believe In" (Obama, 2008)
"Make America Great Again" (Trump, 2016)