State A, suffering from a severe loss of tax revenues due to an initiative that cut state sales taxes in half, enacted legislation that ended costof-living increases in all state employees' pensions. If a state organization of employees brought suit against the appropriate state official in the federal court to reinstate the increase, the most likely result will be that:
A. The employees' organization will prevail, because the statute violates the prohibition against the impairment of the obligations of contracts by a state.
B. The employees' organization will prevail, if it can show that the statute violates the state's constitution. 
C. The employees' suit will be dismissed, because the Eleventh Amendment prohibits a state's citizens from suing a state official for official acts in a federal court.
D. The employees' organization will not prevail, because the state always has the power to amend its own legislation.
Choose A, B, C or D as your solution.
A