Which presidential campaign was the first to use a centralized 'rapid response' team specifically dedicated to countering opponent messaging within hours?

Political campaigns live and die by their slogans. These short, memorable phrases capture a candidate's vision, rally supporters, and sometimes even change the course of history. From FDR's 'New Deal' to Obama's 'Yes We Can,' political branding has evolved dramatically over the decades. This trivia poll tests your knowledge of the strategic marketing behind some of the most influential political slogans in modern history. Can you identify which campaign first used this groundbreaking approach to political messaging?

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Bill Clinton's 1992 'War Room' operation
Ronald Reagan's 1980 'Morning in America' campaign
Barack Obama's 2008 'Hope and Change' campaign
George H.W. Bush's 1988 'Thousand Points of Light' campaign