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San Antonio mayor Julian Castro touts the Democratic education platform and President Barack Obama’s record while portraying GOP nominee Mitt Romney as a danger to the American Dream. “It’s a choice between a country where the middle class pays more so that millionaires can pay less—or a country where everybody pays their fair share,” says Castro.Sept. 5, 2012