In which of the following cases is the Supreme Court most likely to rule that a person is simply exercising freedom of speech and cannot be censored?
-None of these choices are correct.
-A former employee, angry at being fired, publishes a blog falsely accusing his
former boss of mistreating employees in an effort to get her fired.
-A college student writes an opinion piece for his school newspaper detailing
areas in which he feels the national government needs improvement.
-A member of the U. S. military opposes a war, so she leaks classified
information on troop movements to the press.
-A politician lies to voters in order to get elected.