In a recent post about a civil rights leader who claimed ABC News had a "very strong defense" against Donald Trump's defamation claims, a shocking number of people replied that ABC settled so they could ensure access to Trump during his administration, while others compared the settlement to the situation in Hungary, where the <a href="https://apnews.com/article/hungary-media-democracy-orban-magyar-european-parliament-f6315d7cc252f210c360863de403054e" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">AP</a> said Prime Minister Viktor Orbán "used a sprawling pro-government media empire" to rig the election.

Among those evoking Orbán is tool David Axelrod, who says, "Welcome to Hungary, folks!"

Welcome to Hungary. Welcome to accountability.

Why shouldn't Trump fight back against a media that has done everything it can to sideline his administration, prevent his reelection, and even see him jailed?

Yeah, we're not Hungary and Trump doesn't have a "sprawling pro-government media empire" on his side.

We doubt he could sue the Pulitzer committee, but the others? Maybe.

It's amazing how many people seem awfully nervous now that they know Trump will be president again.&nbsp;

 {ai:summary}<p>A civil rights leader noted ABC News had a strong defense against Donald Trump's defamation claims, prompting comparisons to Hungary's media landscape under Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. Critics, including David Axelrod, highlighted concerns about media accountability and Trump's lawsuits against various outlets.</p><p>Trump's supporters argue he has the right to challenge media narratives they deem biased, while others express skepticism about the lawsuits' potential outcomes. The discourse reflects a broader debate on media integrity and political accountability in the U.S. #politics</p>

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