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'This is his Katrina!': Missouri state senator drops F-bomb on Gov. Jay Nixon in tweets

There’s been some controversy over whether protesters in Ferguson, Mo., have thrown Molotov cocktails at riot police, but there’s no question that one Missouri state senator dropped a powerful F-bomb on Gov. Jay Nixon Thursday. TalkingPointsMemo’s Dylan Scott reports:

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A Missouri state senator tweeted “F–K you” at Gov. Jay Nixon (D) Thursday morning, seemingly upset by his absence from the protests in Ferguson.

Sen. Maria Chappelle-Nadal (D), who represents the Ferguson area, has spent time in the city during the protests. KMOZ reported Wednesday that Chapelle-Nadal said she had been hit with tear gas while standing with protesters.

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