Fox news is the #1 news source in the world, dear.
And WSJ is highly respected.
But here are the problems with your sources.
#1. They don't confirm what you say. If you say "Republicans commit more voter fraud than democrats and get caught at it more often" then your source had better have some hard evidence. To say Republicans commit more voter fraud then provide blogs where a bunch of times Republicans have been ACCUSED of voter fraud but not convicted is not supporting your own statement.
#2. They're shit sources. All they consist of are people, such as you and me, commenting on information they have gleaned from OTHER sources. They do not name the sources or provide links. You're just taking the word of these jackasses on what they've heard elsewhere.
Any good journalist knows that every story must have at least 3 sources, each named, and that for each allegation made against a person, the journalist has made a good faith effort to obtain a response from the other side.
For example, in my oft-linked WSJ story, the story is about Acorn's hideous track record...but it also quotes Acorn sources. The effective ones are the ones where they're PLEADING GUILTY TO VOTER FRAUD, but there are others.
There. That's my lesson for the day.