Hillary Clinton caught doodling at UN General Assembly She drew a series of spirals, a star and what looked a bunch of grapes, before delivering her speech, according to the Daily Mail. Mrs Clinton had a busy day in New York, culminating in her announcement that US would ease its import ban on Burma - a key plank of remaining American economics sanctions. Mrs Clinton of course isn't the only politician who has had to resort to doodling during long geopolitical meetings. Ronald Reagan, the former US president, drew a series of faces, a human torso and an eye to get him through a "boring" meeting of world leaders at the G7 conference in Ottawa, Canada in 1981. One of the doodles is a self portrait. Although he thought nothing of them, Baroness Thatcher, then prime minister, through they were "rather fun" and took them hom with her to NUmber 10. The doodles were among private 1981 Thatcher papers released by archivists earlier this year. Ronald Reagan's doodles at the Ottawa Conference