Which U.S. President's tobacco habit was secretly leveraged for marketing, receiving thousands of free cigars in exchange for public visibility with the product?

Throughout history, product endorsements have shaped consumer behavior and marketing strategies. While celebrity endorsements are common today, there's a fascinating history of how public figures, including political leaders, have influenced product sales and brand recognition. This trivia question explores an unexpected historical connection between a U.S. President and product marketing that changed how Americans viewed a particular consumer good.

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Ulysses S. Grant
Theodore Roosevelt
Calvin Coolidge
Andrew Jackson