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A day of humiliation for party chair underscores Democratic divide washingtonpost.com PHILADELPHIA — What was supposed to be a morning of personal triumph for Debbie Wasserman Schultz — rallying her home-state delegation before opening the Democratic National Convention she had orchestrated — suddenly became one of humiliation. “Shame!” people in the room jeered as the congresswoman addressed a Monday breakfast of the Florida delegation. “Shame!” It was a cringe-worthy, nationally televised spectacle that exposed deep divisions within the Democratic Party and reopened raw wounds from the Hillary Clinton-Bernie Sanders primary battles. By the afternoon, Wasserman Schultz had disappeared here in Philadelphia, after also giving up her speaking slot and her ceremonial role gaveling the convention to order. Cont...