Can't say for sure but I think your copy got corrupted and added the underline. The one that came through on my reader doesn't have underlining in the second section beginning "this video...
Possibly. Just wondering if the narrative was from PaulS or was part of another persons views.
Also read through the two e-mails, agree with you that I don't see a whole lot there to get all excited about. Routine correspondence from the field people on strategy, talking points and suggestions of where to go from there. The birddogging reference does indeed show up in the e-mails. Just like major league baseball team, political campaigns send people to the opponents rallies to hear the points made, the crowd reaction and provide comments - I'm not sure how that could be twisted to inciting violence. Some of the narrative pertains to the video, even though it is listed under the e-mail section.
The video is a different matter. Pretty ugly on the face of it. In true James O'Keefe fashion, rather dis-jointed and a lot of cut and paste and quotes taken out of context. It does illustrate a few things that are on the seamy side of politics. The use of PAC's and other "independent" political organizations to do the grunt work has exploded over the last 10-20 years. A tactic used to great success by both parties. Would have been interesting to see how the initial introductions to the interviews went. How did the people from ProjectVeritas portray themselves? Lots of language that has previously been characterized as "locker room" talk. Guess the "proof" will be dependent on the predisposition of the viewer.