Romney campaign paying big money to people with a history of blocking minorities from voting

Back in 2004, the Republican National Committee hatched a plan to knock minorities off voter rolls. They sent letters to people in poor communities in states that wold be swing states in the election that year. If the mail came back as undeliverable, they would go to the registrar of voters and get the person taken off the rolls. Many legal voters could not vote because clerical errors enabled Republicans to kick them off the rolls. There were no such efforts to purge voters in affluent communities.
Two of the key players linked by e-mails to that effort were Christopher S. Carr, and Richard Beeson. Filings by the Romney campaign show they are among the most highly paid members of his campaign staff. Beeson gets a check for $6875 every two weeks. Carr gets $6312 every two weeks. And Beeson was one of 9 staff getting bonus last month, when the Romney campaign gave him an extra $37,500.
I wonder what they are doing to earn that kind of money?
Romney's payroll:
http://query.nictusa.com/cgi-bin/dcdev/forms/C00431171/811156...

2004 minority voter purge:
http://www.epluribusmedia.org/features/2007/20070703_caging_v...