Caitlyn Jenner's interview on Fox News' "Hannity" was so damaging she's getting decimated for her remarks on transgender girls in sports, "forest management," taking credit for California Governor Gavin Newsom loosening COVID restrictions, and for claiming there is absolutely nothing President Joe Biden has done for American workers.

But the one segment of her interview with host Sean Hannity that's getting the most attention is her comments about people living in California who are experiencing homelessness.

On Thursday, CNN analyst John Avlon tore into the GOP for moving to elevate Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) in place of Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) — which he framed as the ultimate triumph of personality cultism over actual conservative principles.

"The divisions inside the Republican Party used to be about ideology," said Avlon. "That's not what's at work here, because Liz Cheney is far more conservative than Elise Stefanik by every policy measure. Cheney voted with Trump almost 93 percent of the time; Stefanik, around 78. Cheney has a 78 percent rating from the American Conservative Union, while Stefanik is just under 44 percent. And they fired off a tweet saying Stefanik has the fourth worst fiscal conservative record among House Republicans. So this isn't about ideology. It's about a cult of personality in a party consumed by fear, and it can cause opportunistic people to shed their principles like a snake's old skin."

Progressives and labor leaders on Wednesday welcomed news that the U.S. Department of Labor is rescinding a rule proposed by the Trump administration which aimed to make it harder for gig workers to sue companies like Uber, Lyft, and DoorDash.

Announcing that the independent contractor rule is being withdrawn, Labor Secretary Marty Walsh said the Biden administration is committed to preserving "essential working rights" and stopping "the erosion of worker protections that would have occurred had the rule gone into effect."