At the very end of the transcript, there's a very funny typo, and though "V" is next to "B" on the keyboard, I can't help but think it's somewhat Freudian:

I'm Anderson Cooper for CNN and "America Rocks The Boat."

But did the debate "rock the boat"? Not really. Like the other debates, still few chances for Wesley Clark to speak, still Liberman's struggle to remain relevant, still Carol talking a lot and not answering a single question, still Sharpton having the best lines (though more policy for him this time around), still the others boring us to tears. Whoop dee doo. Gephardt's absence didn't seem to make a difference, even.

And yet again, the most drama coming from a gang-up on Dean. As I said earlier today, Dean's handling his misstep well, but it was the biggest misstep he's made in this campaign so far. On the other hand, sorry to steal some doublespeak from our president, the bad news may actually be good news. Dean's own words from last night:

I told a group of press people in Iowa that the reason I knew I was the frontrunner is because I keep picking buck shot out of my rear end all the time.

True dat.