'Hate Figure' Iain Duncan Smith Sings His Version of Supertramp's "Give A Little Bit"

"Give A Little Bit"

Give a little bit
Give a little bit of your hate to me
Give a little bit
I'll give a little bit of my hate to you
There's so much that we need to share
Send a tweet and show me your despise

I'll give a little bit
I'll give a little bit of my scorn to you
So give a little bit
Give a little bit of your timeline to me
See the disabled man with the lonely eyes
Take his hand, you'll be surprised

he's still alive under my reforms

Give a little bit
Give a little bit of your contempt to me
I'll give a little bit of my loathing for you
Now's the time that we need to share
So find yourself on Twitter, I'm on my way back home

to my mansion.

Going home to my £2million Tudor country pile
Don't you need to feel at home in Austerity Britain?
Oh yeah, Glenda, we gotta sing 

So stop giving me vile looks

and tweeting #IDSMustGo

Iain Duncan Smith: The 'quiet man' has become the 'Teflon man'. Nothing sticks.

Emily Thornberry, the shadow attorney general, was sacked by Ed Miliband for sneering at a family home draped with England flags. Anti-poverty campaigner Jack Monroe was sacked by Sainsbury's after saying David Cameron should resign for using his ‘dead son’ as a front to privatise the NHS.

So why wasn't Iain Duncan Smith, the Work and Pensions Secretary, sacked in 2012 for his ignorant and heartless remarks after saying that disabled Remploy workers were “not doing any work... just making cups of coffee”?

Why wasn't Iain Duncan Smith sacked in 2014, after the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) publicly admitted it was wrong, that it should not have axed the disability benefits of Asperger's sufferer Mark Wood, who starved to death just five months later, weighing five-and-a-half stone.

I could cite additional examples, but suffice it to say that Iain Duncan Smith has committed more wrongdoing than Emily Thornberry and Jack Monroe combined—and astonishingly, has not been forced to resign.  The 'quiet man' has become the 'Teflon man'.  Nothing sticks.