Question

what were three goals of clintons \third way\ politics?
to combat \wedge issues\ between the wealthy and poor by expanding social programs that provided aid to the poor
to contest beliefs that social spending was too expensive by creating policies that did not create a budget deficit
to help bridge the divide between democrats and republicans by creating policies that were compromises
to demonstrate an alternate approach for the democratic party to adopt that was more centrist or moderate than liberal
to contest that health care is a privilege by creating policy that would guarantee all citizens affordable care

Explanation:

Clinton's "Third Way" aimed to find a centrist approach. It sought to bridge partisan divides, offer a more moderate stance for the Democrats, and create non - deficit - creating policies to counter beliefs about social spending. It did not primarily focus on the health - care as a privilege issue in the context of the "Third Way" goals. Also, expanding social programs for the poor was not a main "Third Way" goal in the way described here.

Answer:

• to contest beliefs that social spending was too expensive by creating policies that did not create a budget deficit
• to help bridge the divide between Democrats and Republicans by creating policies that were compromises
• to demonstrate an alternate approach for the Democratic Party to adopt that was more centrist or moderate than liberal