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 Their answers:
DEMOCRATS:
New York Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton: "Reading, crossword puzzles, going to the movies, spending time with family, playing cards."
Former North Carolina Sen. John Edwards: "Reading, hanging around the house with family."
Illinois Sen. Barack Obama: "Loafing with my kids on the couch listening to them tell stories
- did it over Thanksgiving."
New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson: "Horse-riding."
REPUBLICANS:
Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani: "Golf or reading, depending on the weather."
Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee: "Running, hunting, fishing, or being at home with family and my three dogs."
Arizona Sen. John McCain: "Probably hiking around a place we have up near Sedona. It's so beautiful up there in the Red Rock country, and we have a place that's on Oak Creek. ... and we have picnics. It's not just strenuous hiking. You know, it's just kind of a recreational outing." In August 2006, he and son Jack hiked the Grand Canyon rim to rim
- "which almost killed me and he thought was a day at the beach."
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 Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney: "Probably riding horses. In winter time, it's skiing. In summer time
- I mean, the thing I like most is being with my kids and grandkids, so sort of being with them, regardless of where it is."
Former Tennessee Sen. Fred Thompson: "Campaigning."
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AP writers Amy Lorentzen in Iowa and Libby Quaid in Washington contributed to this report.
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