Jason Chaffetz: Biden's first 100 days – now we know just how much president was hiding the truth

The marketing of Joe Biden as a centrist alternative to Sens. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., and Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., was completely wrong. 

Instead, we've seen Biden go it alone with an unprecedented number of executive orders this early in a presidency. We've seen massive deceptively marketed spending sprees passed on a party-line vote. We've seen many of Biden's long-held "moderate" positions abandoned. What we haven't seen is bipartisanship. He is a weak leader through whom extremists in the Democratic Party can push their most unpopular ideas.  The promise of Joe Biden as president was supposed to be his ability to bring people together. His Senate experience allegedly suited him to be the great negotiator – the mainstream Democrat who could leverage decades of political relationships to push through reforms with broad bipartisan and public support.