Which presidential campaign was the first to utilize a centralized online store for campaign merchandise, revolutionizing political retail in the digital age?

Throughout American political history, campaign merchandise has evolved from simple buttons to sophisticated product lines that reflect changing marketing strategies and voter engagement techniques. From FDR's pins to modern sustainable campaign stores, these products represent both political messaging and cultural artifacts. Test your knowledge about this fascinating intersection of retail product development and political campaigning that has shaped how candidates connect with voters and build their brand identity.

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Barack Obama's 2008 campaign
George W. Bush's 2004 campaign
Bill Clinton's 1996 campaign
John McCain's 2008 campaign