Sherwood Boehlert

former Congressman (R-NY)

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Former Republican Congressman from upstate New York, he chaired the House Science Committee

Sherwood Boehlert on KCRW

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As the President and Congressional leaders work on possible tax reform and massive cuts in Social Security and Medicare, other changes might be in store.

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