Rarely has a government been lambasted so loudly by so many. The Jubilee administration’s push for a new formula for allocation of funds to counties gave rise, at first, to protests from senators representing marginalised countries. They claimed that the formula would disenfranchise further a people already victims of skewed distribution of national resources. Now the chorus of protestations has spread, not only among members of the opposition but to those in government recently carefully curated to support the Jubilee administration’s agenda in the august House.