Lois, an untenured public school teacher, wrote a letter to the local newspaper expressing opposition to a pending bill that would substantially reform health care in the United States. When it had been published, her principal told her, "Well, since you hate government so much, why don't you just find a job in the private sector?" and proceeded to dismiss her. Lois sues in federal court, claiming that her dismissal violated the First Amendment. A reviewing judge would likely: Group of answer choices Find for Lois, because her letter in no way inhibited her effectiveness in the classroom. Find for Lois, unless the school can prove that her discipline was the least restrictive means to ensuring her efficacy in the classroom. Find for the school, because Lois was not commenting on a matter of public concern. Find for the school, because Lois has no right to be a public school teacher