Which presidential campaign slogan was the first to be trademarked by a candidate's team, setting a precedent for treating political messaging as intellectual property?

Presidential campaign slogans have played a crucial role in shaping public perception and building brand loyalty in American politics. These carefully crafted phrases often capture the essence of a candidate's platform and create a memorable connection with voters. How well do you know the strategic marketing behind some of the most impactful political campaigns in U.S. history?

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Obama's 'Yes We Can' (2008)
Trump's 'Make America Great Again' (2016)
Reagan's 'Morning in America' (1984)
Clinton's 'Bridge to the 21st Century' (1996)