Congressman Gregg Harper: "If France is at war, the United States must be at war as well"

I commend the French President @fhollande for calling this what it is – an act of war. #IstandwithFrance pic.twitter.com/CoVnj0cjqW

— Gregg Harper (@GreggHarper) November 17, 2015

11/17/15

Congressman Gregg Harper: “If France is at war, the United States must be at war as well”

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