Meet Ibin Yerkinoff, a Stephen Colbert Super PAC donor

Today's Philadelphia Inquirer has an interesting story on page A3 about people from Pennsylvania and New Jersey who have donated to so-called "Super PACs" during this presidential election season. The last name listed in the graphic that ran with the story caught our eye:

Ibin Yerkinoff, of Levittown, donated $10 to Citizens for a Better Tomorrow, Tomorrow, the Super PAC started by Comedy Central star Stephen Colbert, who has been mocking with glee the state of campaign finance regulation. This should put a smile on his face.

Ibin Yerkinoff, of Levittown, donated $10 to Citizens for a Better Tomorrow, Tomorrow.

Posted by Chris Brennan @ 2:05 PM Permalink | 1 comment

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0 like this / 0 don't • Posted 2:15 PM, 02/02/2012

Nice that the caption below the chart misspells his "name" to make it even MORE, uh, self-gratifying.

— Montco PA Dem

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