And did nothing about it. Via Hot Air, via Screw Loose Change, there is this AP story on what’s contained in a new book which collects “Presidential Doodles.” Along with “Theodore Roosevelt’s rugged sketch of two dogs staring across a campfire; Dwight Eisenhower’s plain, practical illustrations; Ronald Reagan’s childlike portraits, including of himself in a cowboy hat,” there is this:

President Kennedy, known for separating his life into compartments, would enclose words and numbers inside circles and boxes. Events long after his death give one doodle an unintended chill: A small circle with the numbers “9–11″ contained within. Just to the lower left on the page, the word “conspiracy” is underlined.

It all fits, doesn’t it?

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