At least CNN corrects mistakes, unlike Trump

Three veteran journalists resigned after their CNN story on Russian ties to President Trump failed to "meet reporting standards," CNN wrote in an editor's note to the public.

Unlike Trump, responsible news organizations hold their reporters accountable. Who is holding the president accountable for his lies? Karen Benson

This whole story of CNN resignations shows us that Trump was pretty much right on all along. CNN: The home of "fake news." Larry Hubble

Where will the blatantly biased mainstream news media go to recover the credibility they lost on the altar of liberalism?

Accepting these journalists' resignations maybe means they are finally realizing how far and deep they have gone in their bias. Bea Liberatore

Trump lies on a daily basis to his supporters and no one bats an eye. A news outlet does a bad article, finds those responsible, and takes responsible actions to stop it.

Meanwhile, those Trumpsters keep drooling about Hillary Clinton's emails, "fake news" and snowflakes. Imagine that in post-reality America. Until Trump is impeached or jailed, his followers will never wake up. Mark Witt

Not liking Trump? I get it. But not being forthcoming in stories to undermine a legally elected president merits firings — and lawsuits. Those CNN reporters have lost all credibility, since they function on a political agenda. Trump might act slimy in many ways, but how the Democrats have conducted themselves shows that they have stooped far lower than the man they point fingers at. Pamela Joseph Bolland

CNN may have made a mistake, but it certainly shouldn't take any flak from a "fake news" president. That's laughable. James McQueen