Sort names by reversed first name

gistfile1.py

'''
	Given a list of names, this program will sort them by the last letter of their first name.
	It does this by reversing their first name, and sorting a dictionary like that.
	
	Dan Collins 2012
'''

import operator

names = ['Andrew Hornblow', 'Bobby', 'Bruce Lee', 'Dan Collins', 'Fabian Cook', 'Matthew', 'Ross Petersen'] # Names to sort

namesWithSort = {} # This will be a dictionary where key: value = name: reversedFirstName

for name in names:
	splitName = name.split(' ') # Split each name into first and last name
	namesWithSort[name] = splitName[0][::-1] # Reverse the first name

sortedNamesDict = sorted(namesWithSort.iteritems(), key=operator.itemgetter(1)) # This sorts the dictionary based on the reversed first name alphabetically

outputList = [] # Will save the sorted names to here

for kvp in sortedNamesDict: # Loop over all the keys+values in the dictionary
	outputList.append(kvp[0]) # Add the fullname to the output list
	
print outputList # Display the result