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What Do You Mean It's Not Political?: He, (along with D. C. Douglas) are one of the few voice actors who openly expressed their own political views from time to time. While D. C. Douglas's views tend to be more liberal, his views are more conservative. In particular, he's a contributor to the Big Hollywood website (with his last article written in 2009), a political website of those who work in the entertainment industry in Hollywood who felt that Hollywood is being "too liberal" and in particular, felt that unions have a negative impact in the entertainment industry. Even so, he doesn't express his views as much, and he's most likely to talk about his work and food more than politics.
- Let's just say that openly expressing your political views tend to draw polarizing reactions, which is why he doesn't talk about them as much when compared to D. C. Douglas.

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-* [[What Do You Mean Its Not Political]]: He, (along with [[DC Douglas]]) are one of the few voice actors who openly expressed their own political views from time to time. While [[DC Douglas]]'s views tend to be more liberal, his views are more conservative. In particular, he's [http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/author/sspencer a contributor to the Big Hollywood website] (with his last article written in 2009), a political website of those who work in the entertainment industry in Hollywood who felt that Hollywood is being "too liberal" and in particular, felt that [[Unions in Hollywood|unions]] [[Discussed Trope|have a negative impact in the entertainment industry]]. Even so, he doesn't express his views as much, and he's most likely to talk about his work and food more than politics.
+* [[What Do You Mean It's Not Political?]]: He, (along with [[D. C. Douglas]]) are one of the few voice actors who openly expressed their own political views from time to time. While [[D. C. Douglas]]'s views tend to be more liberal, his views are more conservative. In particular, he's [https://web.archive.org/web/20100717151816/http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/author/sspencer/ a contributor to the Big Hollywood website] (with his last article written in 2009), a political website of those who work in the entertainment industry in Hollywood who felt that Hollywood is being "too liberal" and in particular, felt that [[Unions in Hollywood|unions]] [[Discussed Trope|have a negative impact in the entertainment industry]]. Even so, he doesn't express his views as much, and he's most likely to talk about his work and food more than politics.
-** Let's just say that [https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=10150402538798955&id=146122093954 openly expressing your political views] tend to draw [[Internet Backdraft|polarizing reactions]], which is why [[Ban On Politics|he doesn't talk about them as much]] when compared to [[DC Douglas]].
+** Let's just say that [https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=10150402538798955&id=146122093954 openly expressing your political views] tend to draw [[Internet Backdraft|polarizing reactions]], which is why [[Ban on Politics|he doesn't talk about them as much]] when compared to [[D. C. Douglas]].
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