I don't really see any opinion here. It's really just a statement of facts. Facts can be twisted to support an opinion but if that's the case you'd be better

I don't really see any opinion here. It's really just a statement of facts. Facts can be twisted to support an opinion but if that's the case you'd be better off pointing out where that happened not attacking the beliefs of the organization that created it. As for disclosure the end of the article states... "Brian Riedl is the Grover M. Hermann fellow in federal budgetary affairs at the Heritage Foundation." Followed by a copyright notice which again attributes the piece to the Heritage Foundation