Which product endorsement by a U.S. president broke precedent and caused significant controversy when it was revealed he was paid $25,000 (equivalent to over $200,000 today) for the commercial?

Throughout American political history, presidential candidates and politicians have had fascinating relationships with commercial products and endorsements. While modern politicians carefully manage their brand associations, there have been notable instances where products and politics have intersected in unexpected ways. This trivia explores a unique historical case of presidential product endorsement that changed political marketing forever.

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Gerald Ford's 1979 Pioneer stereo equipment advertisement
Jimmy Carter's 1982 Blue Bird bus commercial
Richard Nixon's 1978 Chrysler automobile endorsement
Ronald Reagan's 1983 General Electric television promotion