Jacquelyn Brittany, a security guard, spoke about her encounter with Joe Biden on an elevator that went viral and nominated him for president.
board for its endorsement for the 2020 presidential election (the board later jointly — and controversially — endorsed Sen. and ). I got to meet Jacquelyn, an elevator operator.” “Jacquelyn said the nicest things to me and told me she was supporting me. I just go back to the lobby.” Except not this time — Biden, positioned as a shrewd uniter of classes, was taking Jacquelyn all the way to the top with him. Thats why I nominate my friend Joe Biden as the next president of the United States,” she said. New York Times security guard Jacquelyn Brittany met Biden when she escorted him up an elevator and blurted ‘I love you’ What would you do if you were stuck in an elevator with the potential future president for five minutes? | Jacquelyn Brittany, whose encounter with Biden in the New York Times building elevator was captured in a viral video, played a prominent role in the Democratic National Convention Tuesday night. “Honored to have won Jacquelyn’s endorsement,” Biden with the video. "In the short time I spent with Joe Biden, I could tell he really saw me, that he actually cared, that my life meant something to him," Jacquelyn said. ... You’re like my favorite.” The moment, followed by a selfie with the former vice president, went viral after Biden pronounced himself “honored” to have met Jacquelyn. Jacquelyn Brittany told the Post, “Once (Biden) came in, he was just genuinely, genuinely nice to people. And I knew even when he went into his important meeting, he’d take my story in there with him.” “That’s because Joe Biden has room in his heart for more than just himself,” she continued. You're like my favorite," Jacquelyn told Biden in the elevator after he struck up a conversation. Video of their
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Security Guard From Viral Meeting Nominates Biden
Jacquelyn Brittany, a security guard, spoke about her encounter with Joe Biden on an elevator that went viral and nominated him for president.
I take powerful people up on my elevator all the time. When they get off, they go to their important meetings. Me, I just head back to the lobby. But in the short time I spent with Joe Biden, I could tell he really saw me, that he actually cared, that my life meant something to him. And I knew, even when he went into his important meeting, he’d take my story in there with him. That’s because Joe Biden has room in his heart for more than just himself. We’ve been through a lot. And we have tough days ahead. But nominating someone like that to be in the White House is a good place to start. That’s why I nominate my friend Joe Biden as the next president of the United States.
Security Guard From Viral Meeting Nominates Biden
Jacquelyn Brittany, a security guard, spoke about her encounter with Joe Biden on an elevator that went viral and nominated him for president.
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Jacquelyn Brittany, whose encounter with Biden in the New York Times building elevator was captured in a viral video, played a prominent role in the Democratic National Convention Tuesday night. “Honored to have won Jacquelyn’s endorsement,” Biden with the video. "In the short time I spent with Joe Biden, I could tell he really saw me, that he actually cared, that my life meant something to him," Jacquelyn said. ... You’re like my favorite.” The moment, followed by a selfie with the former vice president, went viral after Biden pronounced himself “honored” to have met Jacquelyn. Jacquelyn Brittany told the Post, “Once (Biden) came in, he was just genuinely, genuinely nice to people. And I knew even when he went into his important meeting, he’d take my story in there with him.” “That’s because Joe Biden has room in his heart for more than just himself,” she continued. You're like my favorite," Jacquelyn told Biden in the elevator after he struck up a conversation. Video of their exchange later went viral, and the Washington Post hours before Tuesday's convention that she would be playing a prominent role in his nomination, one that typically only elected officials are asked to do. Despite what the moment may have brought Biden, Jacquelyn’s video clearly showed the world that she had chosen him; and in it, she movingly articulated why. Jacquelyn told the Post that she was overwhelmed by the idea of being the one to nominate Biden. Her first encounter with Biden was when she accompanied him and his campaign staffers up the elevator for his interview with the Times editorial board for its endorsement for the 2020 presidential election (the board later jointly — and controversially — endorsed Sen. and ). I got to meet Jacquelyn, an elevator operator.” “Jacquelyn said the nicest things to me and told me she was supporting me. I just go back to the lobby.” Except not this time — Biden, positioned as a shrewd uniter of classes, was taking Jacquelyn all the way to the top with him. Thats why I nominate my friend Joe Biden as the next president of the United States,” she said. New York Times security guard Jacquelyn Brittany met Biden when she escorted him up an elevator and blurted ‘I love you’ What would you do if you were stuck in an elevator with the potential future president for five minutes?
## From Elevator Encounter to National Stage: Jacquelyn Brittany's Powerful Endorsement of Joe Biden

Jacquelyn Brittany, a security guard at the New York Times building, never expected a brief elevator ride to catapult her into the national spotlight. But when she met then-presidential candidate Joe Biden in 2019, a simple exchange of kindness and genuine connection sparked a viral moment that resonated far beyond the confines of that elevator.

Brittany's story began with a chance encounter. As she escorted Biden to his meeting, a conversation blossomed. "You're like my favorite," she told him, her words capturing the warmth and sincerity of their interaction. Biden, known for his ability to connect with people from all walks of life, responded with genuine warmth and respect.

The encounter, captured on video, quickly went viral. It showcased not only Biden's approachable demeanor but also Brittany's genuine admiration for him. The moment resonated with many, highlighting the power of human connection and the importance of empathy in leadership.

Brittany's endorsement of Biden went beyond a fleeting moment in an elevator. She spoke at the Democratic National Convention, sharing her experience and explaining why she believed Biden was the right person to lead the country. "In the short time I spent with Joe Biden, I could tell he really saw me, that he actually cared, that my life meant something to him," she said.

For Brittany, Biden's willingness to listen and engage with her, a working-class woman, spoke volumes about his character. "That's because Joe Biden has room in his heart for more than just himself," she declared, emphasizing his empathy and commitment to representing all Americans.

Brittany's story became a powerful symbol of Biden's campaign, demonstrating his ability to connect with everyday people and his commitment to inclusivity. It served as a reminder that even brief encounters can have a profound impact, and that genuine human connection can transcend social barriers.

From a simple "You're like my favorite" uttered in an elevator, Jacquelyn Brittany's story became a testament to the power of human connection and the importance of empathy in leadership. Her endorsement of Joe Biden resonated with millions, highlighting the potential for positive change when leaders prioritize listening to and valuing the voices of all Americans. 

## From Elevator Ride to National Stage: Jacquelyn Brittany's Viral Encounter with Joe Biden

Jacquelyn Brittany, a security guard at the New York Times building, never expected a casual elevator ride to catapult her into the national spotlight. But when she met then-presidential candidate Joe Biden in 2019, a simple exchange of kindness and genuine connection went viral, ultimately leading to her powerful endorsement at the Democratic National Convention.

It was a seemingly ordinary day when Biden, on his way to a meeting, stepped into the elevator Brittany was operating. What followed was a brief but meaningful conversation. Brittany, struck by Biden's warmth and attentiveness, blurted out, "You're like my favorite." The moment, captured on video, showed Biden's genuine surprise and delight, followed by a selfie with the beaming security guard.

The video quickly went viral, showcasing Biden's approachable demeanor and ability to connect with people from all walks of life. For Brittany, it was more than just a viral moment. It was a testament to Biden's character and empathy.

"In the short time I spent with Joe Biden, I could tell he really saw me, that he actually cared, that my life meant something to him," Brittany shared during her DNC speech. "Once (Biden) came in, he was just genuinely, genuinely nice to people. And I knew even when he went into his important meeting, he’d take my story in there with him."

Brittany's endorsement resonated deeply with viewers. It highlighted Biden's ability to connect with everyday Americans, a quality that became a central theme of his campaign.

"That’s because Joe Biden has room in his heart for more than just himself," Brittany continued, emphasizing Biden's compassion and commitment to inclusivity.

The elevator encounter transcended a simple interaction. It became a symbol of Biden's campaign message: a message of unity, empathy, and the belief that every voice matters. For Jacquelyn Brittany, it was a chance encounter that led to a powerful platform, allowing her to share her story and champion a candidate who she believed truly saw and cared for the American people. 



## From Elevator Ride to National Stage: Jacquelyn Brittany's Biden Endorsement Takes Center Stage at DNC

Jacquelyn Brittany, a security guard at the New York Times building, never imagined a simple elevator ride would catapult her into the national spotlight. But that's exactly what happened when she encountered then-presidential candidate Joe Biden in 2019.  Their brief interaction, captured on video and shared widely online, became a heartwarming testament to Biden's perceived empathy and accessibility, ultimately leading to Brittany's powerful endorsement at the 2020 Democratic National Convention.

It all began with a shared elevator ride. As Brittany escorted Biden to his meeting, a genuine conversation sparked between them.  Touched by Biden's genuine interest and kindness, Brittany blurted out, "You're like my favorite." The moment, captured on camera, showed Biden's warm smile and genuine response, solidifying the impression of a man who truly connects with people from all walks of life.

The video quickly went viral, showcasing not only Biden's affable personality but also Brittany's heartfelt admiration for him. Recognizing the power of the encounter, the Biden campaign shared the video, with Biden himself expressing his "honor" at meeting Brittany. 

Brittany's story resonated with many, highlighting Biden's ability to connect with everyday Americans.  Her endorsement, delivered during the DNC, further cemented her connection to Biden's campaign. "In the short time I spent with Joe Biden, I could tell he really saw me," Brittany said during her speech. "That he actually cared, that my life meant something to him."

For Brittany, the encounter was more than just a fleeting moment. It represented a belief in Biden's character and his vision for America. "That's because Joe Biden has room in his heart for more than just himself," she said.

Jacquelyn Brittany's story serves as a powerful reminder of the impact of human connection and the ability of ordinary encounters to shape political narratives. Her endorsement, born from a simple elevator ride, became a symbol of hope and authenticity in the 2020 election. 



## From Elevator Ride to National Stage: Jacquelyn Brittany's Unexpected Journey to the DNC

Jacquelyn Brittany, a security guard at the New York Times building, never imagined a simple elevator ride would catapult her onto the national stage. But that's exactly what happened when she encountered then-presidential candidate Joe Biden in 2019.  

What started as a routine escort up to the 40th floor turned into a heartwarming moment captured on camera. In the short video, Brittany, visibly starstruck, expresses her support for Biden, telling him, "You're like my favorite" before snapping a selfie with the former vice president. The clip went viral, capturing the hearts of many and highlighting Biden's approachable and empathetic nature.

Brittany, a single mother who had been working as a security guard for over a decade, was surprised by the attention. "In the short time I spent with Joe Biden, I could tell he really saw me, that he actually cared, that my life meant something to him," she later explained.

That brief encounter had a profound impact. Not only did it lead to a personal connection with the candidate, but it also gave Brittany a platform to share her story and her belief in Biden's vision for America.

During the Democratic National Convention, Brittany took center stage, delivering a powerful speech in support of Biden. “Once (Biden) came in, he was just genuinely, genuinely nice to people,” she recounted. “And I knew even when he went into his important meeting, he’d take my story in there with him.”

Brittany's words resonated with viewers, emphasizing Biden's ability to connect with people from all walks of life. She highlighted his empathy and understanding, qualities she believes are essential for a leader.

For Brittany, the journey from a chance meeting in an elevator to speaking at the DNC has been an incredible experience. It's a testament to the power of human connection and the impact a simple act of kindness can have. And for Biden, it's a reminder that even amidst the hustle and bustle of a presidential campaign, taking the time to connect with ordinary people can make all the difference. 

## From Elevator Encounter to National Spotlight: How Jacquelyn Brittany Became a Champion for Biden


Jacquelyn Brittany, a security guard at the New York Times building, became an unlikely star during the Democratic National Convention when she shared her heartwarming story about a brief but impactful encounter with Joe Biden.  The encounter, captured in a viral video,  transcended a mere elevator ride and became a symbol of Biden's ability to connect with everyday Americans, regardless of their social standing.

It was a typical day at work for Brittany when she was assigned to escort Biden up to his meeting on one of the upper floors. What started as a routine task quickly turned into a moment of genuine connection.

"He was just genuinely, genuinely nice to people," Brittany recalled in an interview. "And I knew even when he went into his important meeting, he'd take my story in there with him."

As the elevator ascended,  Biden, known for his affable personality, engaged Brittany in conversation. Impressed by his sincerity and openness, Brittany spontaneously declared, "You're like my favorite." The moment, punctuated by a selfie with the former vice president, became an instant internet sensation.

Biden himself recognized the power of the encounter, tweeting, "Honored to have won Jacquelyn’s endorsement."


Brittany, speaking at the Democratic National Convention, elaborated on her experience. "In the short time I spent with Joe Biden, I could tell he really saw me, that he actually cared, that my life meant something to him." This sentiment resonated with viewers across the country, highlighting Biden's perceived empathy and relatability.

For Brittany, the encounter was more than just a fleeting moment in an elevator. It left a lasting impression, solidifying her belief in Biden's character and his potential as a leader. "That’s because Joe Biden has room in his heart for more than just himself," she stated eloquently, emphasizing Biden's compassion and ability to connect with people from all walks of life.

Brittany's story became a powerful anecdote for the Biden campaign, illustrating his ability to connect with ordinary Americans and inspire hope. It highlighted his dedication to understanding people's concerns and his commitment to representing the interests of all citizens, regardless of their social standing.


In a political landscape often marked by divisive rhetoric, Brittany's simple act of human connection offered a refreshing reminder of the power of genuine empathy and the importance of seeing the individual behind the title or position. Her story served as a testament to Biden's ability to bridge divides and resonate with people from all backgrounds, making her a powerful voice in his campaign for president.
Jacquelyn Brittany, a security guard at the New York Times building, has recently gained national attention after her encounter with former Vice President Joe Biden went viral. The incident, which took place in an elevator, has now become a significant moment in Biden's presidential campaign.

Jacquelyn was working as an elevator operator when she met Biden, who was there for a meeting. The two struck up a conversation, and Jacquelyn couldn't help but express her admiration for the former Vice President. "You're like my favorite," she told him, before taking a selfie with him. The moment was captured on video and quickly spread on social media, earning Jacquelyn and Biden widespread praise.

The video highlights Biden's ability to connect with people from all walks of life, a quality that has become a cornerstone of his campaign. Jacquelyn, who has worked as a security guard for over a decade, was struck by Biden's genuine interest in her life and experiences. "In the short time I spent with Joe Biden, I could tell he really saw me, that he actually cared, that my life meant something to him," she said.

Jacquelyn's endorsement of Biden has since become a significant moment in the Democratic primary race. The security guard played a prominent role in the Democratic National Convention, where she endorsed Biden for President. "That's why I nominate my friend Joe Biden as the next President of the United States," she said.

Biden has since embraced Jacquelyn's endorsement, sharing the video of their encounter on social media. "Honored to have won Jacquelyn's endorsement," he wrote.

The moment has also become a symbol of the importance of empathy and human connection in politics. Jacquelyn's endorsement of Biden highlights the former Vice President's ability to connect with people on a personal level, something that has become increasingly rare in modern politics.

In a time of political division and gridlock, Jacquelyn's encounter with Biden serves as a reminder of the power of human connection. The security guard's endorsement of the former Vice President has not only become a significant moment in the Democratic primary race but also a moment that has inspired many to think about the importance of empathy and compassion in politics.

As the 2020 presidential election approaches, Jacquelyn's encounter with Biden serves as a reminder of the importance of looking beyond political affiliations and seeing the humanity in each other. It's a lesson that we could all stand to learn, regardless of our political beliefs.
Jacquelyn Brittany, a security guard at the New York Times building, has recently gained national attention after her encounter with former Vice President Joe Biden went viral. The encounter, which took place in an elevator, has now become an important moment in Biden's presidential campaign.

Jacquelyn was working as an elevator operator when she met Biden, who was there for a meeting. The two struck up a conversation, and Jacquelyn couldn't help but express her admiration for the former Vice President. "You're like my favorite," she told him, before taking a selfie with him. The moment was caught on camera and quickly spread on social media.

But what makes this encounter so special is not just the fact that Jacquelyn is a security guard and Biden is a presidential candidate. It's the fact that Jacquelyn, who comes from a completely different world than Biden, felt seen and heard by him. "In the short time I spent with Joe Biden, I could tell he really saw me, that he actually cared, that my life meant something to him," Jacquelyn said.

This encounter is a testament to Biden's ability to connect with people from all walks of life. Despite his high-profile career, Biden has always been known for his approachability and his ability to make people feel valued. And in an era where many feel disconnected from their leaders, this quality is more important than ever.

Jacquelyn's endorsement of Biden has also added fuel to his campaign. She played a prominent role in the Democratic National Convention, where she endorsed Biden and shared her experience of meeting him. Biden, in turn, has expressed his gratitude for Jacquelyn's support, calling her a "friend" and saying that her endorsement means a lot to him.

The encounter between Jacquelyn and Biden is a reminder that politics is not just about policies and platforms. It's also about people and the connections we make with each other. And in a time when so many feel disconnected and disillusioned with politics, this encounter serves as a beacon of hope.

In conclusion, Jacquelyn Brittany's encounter with Joe Biden is a heartwarming story that highlights the former Vice President's ability to connect with people from all walks of life. Jacquelyn's endorsement of Biden has added fuel to his campaign and serves as a reminder that politics is not just about policies and platforms, but also about people and the connections we make with each other. As we move forward in this election season, let us remember the importance of empathy, compassion, and connection in our political discourse.
Jacquelyn Brittany, a security guard at the New York Times building, has recently gained national attention after her encounter with former Vice President Joe Biden went viral. The interaction, which took place in an elevator, has now become an important moment in Biden's presidential campaign.

Jacquelyn was working as an elevator operator when she met Biden, who was there for a meeting. The two struck up a conversation, and Jacquelyn told Biden that she was supporting him in the 2020 presidential election. The moment was caught on camera and quickly spread on social media, with many praising Biden for taking the time to talk to Jacquelyn and for his kind and genuine demeanor.

In an interview with the New York Post, Jacquelyn spoke about her experience meeting Biden and how impressed she was by his warmth and authenticity. "Once he came in, he was just genuinely, genuinely nice to people," she said. "And I knew even when he went into his important meeting, he’d take my story in there with him."

Jacquelyn's endorsement of Biden has been seen as a significant moment for the former Vice President's campaign, as it highlights his ability to connect with people from all walks of life. The moment has also been held up as an example of Biden's commitment to listening to and valuing the experiences of everyday Americans.

The Democratic National Convention also featured Jacquelyn's story, with a video of her encounter with Biden played during the convention. In the video, Jacquelyn can be heard telling Biden, "You're like my favorite," to which he responds, "I'm honored."

Biden himself has spoken about the encounter, saying that he was "honored" to have met Jacquelyn and that their conversation was a reminder of the importance of treating everyone with respect and dignity.

The encounter between Jacquelyn and Biden has been a bright spot in an otherwise contentious election season. It serves as a reminder that politics is not just about policy debates and political maneuvering, but also about connecting with people and understanding their experiences.

As the 2020 presidential election continues, Jacquelyn's story will no doubt remain an important moment in the campaign. It is a testament to Biden's ability to connect with people and a reminder that even in the midst of political divisions, there is still room for kindness, respect, and understanding.
Jacquelyn Brittany, a security guard at the New York Times building, has recently gained national attention after her encounter with former Vice President Joe Biden went viral. The encounter, which took place in an elevator, has now become a significant moment in Biden's presidential campaign.

Jacquelyn was working as an elevator operator when she met Biden. She told the Post that Biden was "genuinely, genuinely nice to people" and that she could tell he "actually cared" about her life. In response, Jacquelyn told Biden, "You're like my favorite," to which he replied, "Thank you, I'm honored."

The video of their encounter quickly went viral, and Jacquelyn has since become a prominent figure in the Democratic National Convention. She played a significant role in endorsing Biden, stating that she believes he is the right candidate for the presidency.

Jacquelyn's endorsement of Biden is significant given the controversy surrounding the Democratic National Committee's endorsement of Biden and Senator Bernie Sanders. Jacquelyn's support for Biden has been seen as a testament to his ability to connect with people from all walks of life.

Biden has been positioned as a unifier, someone who can bring different classes and groups of people together. Jacquelyn's endorsement reinforces this image, highlighting Biden's ability to connect with everyday people and make them feel seen and heard.

Jacquelyn's endorsement is not just a political statement; it is a personal one. She has spoken about how Biden's kindness and authenticity made her feel valued and respected. In a time when many people feel unheard and disenfranchised, Jacquelyn's endorsement serves as a reminder that political campaigns can be about more than just policy proposals. They can also be about human connection and empathy.

In conclusion, Jacquelyn Brittany's encounter with Joe Biden in an elevator has become a significant moment in the 2020 presidential campaign. Her endorsement of Biden highlights his ability to connect with everyday people and make them feel seen and heard. As the country continues to navigate the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic and other issues, Jacquelyn's endorsement serves as a reminder that political campaigns can be about more than just policy proposals. They can also be about human connection and empathy.
Jacquelyn Brittany, a Security Guard's Viral Encounter with Joe Biden: A Story of Care and Respect

Jacquelyn Brittany, a security guard at the New York Times building, has recently gained nationwide attention after her encounter with former Vice President Joe Biden in an elevator went viral. The video captures Brittany and Biden engaging in a heartfelt conversation, with Brittany telling Biden, "You're like my favorite," to which Biden responds, "Well, I'll tell you what, you're right here."

The encounter took place when Brittany was escorting Biden up to the 29th floor for a meeting. In an interview with the New York Post, Brittany described Biden as "genuinely, genuinely nice to people" and said that she could tell he truly cared about her and her story.

Brittany's encounter with Biden has touched the hearts of many, and she was even invited to speak at the Democratic National Convention on Tuesday night. During her speech, Brittany endorsed Biden for president and shared her positive experience of meeting him.

"In the short time I spent with Joe Biden, I could tell he really saw me, that he actually cared, that my life meant something to him," Brittany said. "That's because Joe Biden has room in his heart for more than just himself."

Brittany's endorsement and positive experience with Biden have added to his reputation as a shrewd uniter of classes and someone who genuinely cares about people. Her story has also highlighted the importance of treating all individuals with care, respect, and truth, values that are central to the Democratic Party and to Biden's campaign.

It is worth noting that Brittany's encounter with Biden took place before the Democratic National Committee's joint endorsement of Biden and Senator Kamala Harris for president and vice president, respectively.

In summary, Jacquelyn Brittany's viral encounter with Joe Biden has provided a heartwarming and positive story during this election season. Brittany's experience with Biden showcases his genuine care and respect for all individuals, regardless of their background or status. It also highlights the importance of treating all people with kindness and respect, values that are crucial in building a more inclusive and equitable society.
Jacquelyn Brittany, a security guard at The New York Times building, made headlines when she delivered a heartfelt nomination for Joe Biden at the Democratic National Convention on Tuesday night. Her appearance at the convention stemmed from a brief but memorable encounter with the former vice president in an elevator that went viral earlier this year.

The chance meeting occurred when Brittany was escorting Biden to a meeting with the New York Times editorial board as part of their endorsement process for the 2020 presidential election. In a moment of spontaneity, Brittany blurted out, "I love you," to Biden, adding, "You're like my favorite."

Biden, known for his ability to connect with everyday Americans, engaged in a friendly conversation with Brittany during the short elevator ride. The interaction, which was captured on video, quickly spread across social media platforms, resonating with many viewers who saw it as a genuine moment between a political figure and an ordinary citizen.

In her convention speech, Brittany explained why she felt compelled to nominate Biden for president. "In the short time I spent with Joe Biden, I could tell he really saw me, that he actually cared, that my life meant something to him," she said. Her words underscored Biden's campaign message of empathy and unity across social and economic divides.

Brittany's role in the convention highlights the Biden campaign's strategy to portray the candidate as a man of the people, capable of bridging gaps between different classes and backgrounds. Her story serves as a powerful testament to Biden's character and his ability to connect with voters on a personal level.

The security guard's endorsement also provides a stark contrast to the formal endorsement process of the New York Times editorial board, which ultimately chose to endorse both Senators Elizabeth Warren and Amy Klobuchar in an unprecedented joint decision.

Biden expressed his gratitude for Brittany's support, tweeting that he was "Honored to have won Jacquelyn's endorsement." This gesture further emphasizes the importance the campaign places on connecting with individual voters and their stories.

As the presidential race continues to heat up, Jacquelyn Brittany's story serves as a reminder of the impact that seemingly small interactions can have in shaping public perception of political candidates. It also underscores the power of personal connections in politics, even in an era of high-stakes campaigns and media scrutiny.
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Man Arrested in Brooklyn After Striking Pedestrian with Car Adorned with Second Amendment Decals

A man was arrested near Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn after striking at least one person with his car, which was adorned with decals and paintings promoting Second Amendment rights. The incident occurred amidst ongoing protests in the city, adding to the tension between demonstrators and law enforcement.

According to eyewitness Mr. Lisa, police officers were drawn to the vehicle not because of any damage, but due to the provocative nature of the decals and paintings on the car. "It was what was on the car rather than the windshield," Lisa stated, noting that the decorations were "basically expounding the Second Amendment."

The arrest comes at a time of heightened scrutiny of both protesters and police actions. In recent days, protesters have shown a more measured response to police attempts to disperse crowds, a marked contrast to earlier demonstrations where such efforts were sometimes met with thrown objects.

However, aggressive policing tactics have continued past curfew hours. In separate incidents, groups of police officers were observed pushing and striking demonstrators with batons, as well as using pepper spray. These actions resulted in multiple arrests, including 180 in both Downtown Brooklyn and the Upper East Side.

The incident involving the car strike near Eastern Parkway underscores the complex dynamics at play in the ongoing protests. As tensions remain high, law enforcement continues to grapple with maintaining order while respecting the rights of peaceful demonstrators.

Authorities have not yet released details about the driver's identity or potential charges. The condition of the person struck by the vehicle is also unknown at this time. As the investigation unfolds, this incident is likely to fuel further debate about protest tactics, police response, and the intersection of Second Amendment rights with public safety concerns.
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"Man Arrested in Brooklyn After Striking Person with Car Near Eastern Parkway"

A man was arrested near Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn after allegedly striking at least one person with his car during what appears to be an incident related to ongoing protests in the city.

The arrest comes amid heightened tensions between protesters and law enforcement following days of demonstrations against police brutality and racial injustice. While details about the specific incident are still emerging, it reflects the complex and sometimes volatile situation unfolding on New York City streets.

In recent days, there has been a noticeable shift in protest dynamics. Demonstrators have generally reacted more calmly to police attempts to disperse crowds, a marked contrast to earlier clashes where some protesters responded by throwing objects at officers. However, aggressive policing tactics have continued, particularly after curfew hours.

Police have employed various crowd control methods, including using batons and pepper spray against protesters. In some instances, demonstrators have been tackled and arrested. Notable figures, including a New York State Senator and Assemblywoman, have reportedly been among those subjected to police force.

The incident near Eastern Parkway occurred against this backdrop of ongoing tensions. While the exact circumstances of the arrest are unclear, it highlights the potential for dangerous escalations during these charged times.

As protests continue, both law enforcement and demonstrators face challenges in maintaining peace while addressing deeply rooted issues of systemic racism and police accountability. The arrest near Eastern Parkway serves as a stark reminder of the high stakes involved in these ongoing demonstrations and the need for careful navigation of public safety concerns and constitutional rights.

Authorities are likely to provide more details about the incident as the investigation progresses. Meanwhile, community leaders and officials continue to call for peaceful protests and responsible policing to prevent further injuries or escalations.
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Brooklyn Man Arrested After Car Incident Near Eastern Parkway

A man was arrested near Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn after allegedly striking at least one person with his car, according to New York City police. The incident occurred amidst ongoing protests in the city, adding to the tension between demonstrators and law enforcement.

Eyewitnesses reported that the man's vehicle drew attention due to its provocative decorations. John Lisa, a bystander, stated, "It wasn't just a minor issue. The police seemed more concerned with the car's appearance – the decals and paintings promoting Second Amendment rights – rather than any damage to the windshield."

The arrest comes at a time of heightened scrutiny of both protesters and police actions. In recent days, demonstrations have generally become more peaceful, with protesters showing increased calm in response to police attempts to disperse crowds. This marks a significant shift from the early days of protests, where such efforts were often met with resistance and thrown objects.

However, aggressive policing tactics have persisted in some areas, particularly after curfew hours. Reports indicate that police have used batons and pepper spray against demonstrators, including a New York State Senator. In Downtown Brooklyn and the Upper East Side, two large peaceful protests continuing past curfew resulted in approximately 180 arrests.

The incident near Eastern Parkway highlights the ongoing tensions in the city. As investigations continue, authorities urge both protesters and law enforcement to exercise restraint and promote peaceful dialogue.

The arrested individual's identity and specific charges have not yet been released. Local officials are expected to provide more details as the investigation unfolds.
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Man Arrested in Brooklyn After Striking Pedestrian with Car

A man was arrested near Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn on Thursday evening after striking at least one person with his car during what appears to be an incident related to ongoing protests in the city.

Eyewitnesses reported that the man's vehicle had caught the attention of police officers due to its provocative decorations. "It wasn't just a cracked windshield," said local resident Mark Lisa. "The car was covered in decals and paintings, mostly about the Second Amendment."

The incident occurred as tensions between protesters and law enforcement remain high in New York City. In recent days, there have been numerous clashes between demonstrators and police, particularly after curfew hours. While many protests have remained peaceful, some areas have seen more aggressive tactics from both sides.

Earlier this week, in a separate incident, police arrested three individuals in New Jersey who were allegedly headed to New York with a cache of weapons. Thomas Zuppa Jr., an assistant prosecutor with the Hudson County Prosecutor's Office, emphasized the potential danger of that situation, stating, "This is not just an ordinary gun case. This conduct had the potential to bring danger."

As news of Thursday's arrest in Brooklyn spread, social media platforms saw an influx of comments from supporters of the driver. Some individuals even suggested starting a fundraiser for bail money, drawing parallels to other recent cases that have garnered public attention.

The incident near Eastern Parkway serves as another reminder of the ongoing tensions in the city. While protesters have generally become more restrained in their responses to police attempts to disperse crowds, law enforcement has continued to use forceful tactics in some instances, including the use of batons and pepper spray.

As the situation continues to evolve, city officials are urging calm and cooperation from all parties involved. The investigation into Thursday's incident is ongoing, and authorities have not yet released further details about the driver or the condition of the person struck by the vehicle.
##  From Elevator to Endorsement: Security Guard's Viral Encounter Makes Biden's DNC Speech

**New York, NY** - Jacquelyn Brittany, the New York Times security guard whose heartwarming encounter with Joe Biden went viral, took center stage at the Democratic National Convention Tuesday night.  Brittany's brief elevator ride with the former vice president, where she expressed her admiration and support, has become a symbol of Biden's ability to connect with everyday Americans.

The encounter, captured on video, shows Biden engaging in genuine conversation with Brittany as they ascend in the elevator.  "You're like my favorite," Brittany tells Biden, who responds with a warm smile and a heartfelt "Honored to have met you." The video quickly spread online, garnering millions of views and highlighting Biden's down-to-earth persona.

During her speech at the DNC, Brittany recounted the experience, emphasizing Biden's genuine interest in her life and story. "In the short time I spent with Joe Biden, I could tell he really saw me, that he actually cared, that my life meant something to him," she said.  

Brittany's endorsement of Biden, delivered with sincerity and emotion, resonated deeply with viewers.  It served as a powerful reminder of Biden's commitment to inclusivity and his ability to connect with people from all walks of life.

Biden himself acknowledged Brittany's endorsement on Twitter, writing, "Honored to have won Jacquelyn’s endorsement.  She's a reminder that America is strongest when we lift each other up."

The viral encounter and Brittany's powerful speech have undoubtedly bolstered Biden's campaign, showcasing his ability to connect with voters on a personal level and reminding them of his commitment to representing all Americans. 


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## From Elevator Ride to National Stage: Security Guard's Biden Endorsement Goes Viral

Jacquelyn Brittany, a security guard at the New York Times building, went from a brief elevator encounter with Joe Biden to a prominent role at the Democratic National Convention. 

Brittany's chance meeting with the then-presidential candidate in July 2020 was captured on video and quickly went viral. In the elevator, Biden engaged Brittany in conversation, complimenting her and expressing genuine interest in her life.  

"In the short time I spent with Joe Biden, I could tell he really saw me, that he actually cared, that my life meant something to him," Brittany shared during her speech at the DNC. 

The moment, which included a selfie with Biden, resonated with many viewers.  Biden himself acknowledged the encounter, tweeting, "Honored to have won Jacquelyn’s endorsement." 

Brittany's story highlights Biden's campaign strategy of connecting with everyday Americans and emphasizing his empathy and understanding. 

"That's because Joe Biden has room in his heart for more than just himself," Brittany stated, explaining why she felt compelled to endorse him. 

Her powerful words and personal connection with Biden resonated with the audience, showcasing the human side of the political process and the impact of genuine interactions.  

Brittany's journey from elevator operator to national stage serves as a reminder that even seemingly ordinary encounters can have a profound impact and contribute to shaping the course of history. 


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##  "You're Like My Favorite": Security Guard's Viral Elevator Encounter with Biden Lands Her on DNC Stage

**New York, NY** - Jacquelyn Brittany, the New York Times security guard whose heartwarming encounter with Joe Biden went viral, took center stage at the Democratic National Convention Tuesday night.  Brittany, who shared a brief but memorable elevator ride with Biden, delivered a powerful endorsement of the former vice president, highlighting his genuine compassion and ability to connect with people from all walks of life.

The encounter, captured on video, showed Biden engaging in a friendly conversation with Brittany as they rode up to his meeting.  "You're like my favorite," Brittany exclaimed, to which Biden responded with a warm smile and a heartfelt "Honored to have met you." 

The video quickly spread across social media, capturing the attention of millions.  Brittany's simple yet powerful message resonated with many, showcasing a side of Biden that emphasized his empathy and willingness to connect with everyday Americans.

"In the short time I spent with Joe Biden, I could tell he really saw me, that he actually cared, that my life meant something to him," Brittany shared during her DNC speech. 

Her endorsement, delivered with sincerity and emotion, served as a powerful testament to Biden's character and his ability to inspire trust and confidence in those he meets. 

The moment solidified Biden's image as a relatable and empathetic leader, someone who values the voices and experiences of ordinary people.  It also highlighted the power of human connection, even in fleeting moments, to leave a lasting impact.


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## Security Guard's Viral Elevator Moment Makes Her a DNC Star and Biden Booster

Jacquelyn Brittany, the New York Times security guard whose heartfelt encounter with Joe Biden in an elevator went viral, took center stage at the Democratic National Convention Tuesday night.  Brittany's brief but powerful interaction with Biden, where she expressed her admiration and support for him, resonated deeply with viewers and solidified her status as a champion of the former vice president.

The video, capturing Brittany's genuine affection for Biden as he complimented her and told her, "You're like my favorite," quickly spread across social media, becoming a symbol of Biden's ability to connect with everyday Americans.  Brittany, who had initially been hesitant to share her story, found herself thrust into the spotlight, becoming a spokesperson for Biden's campaign and a testament to his compassionate leadership.

During her DNC speech, Brittany recounted the experience, describing Biden's warmth and genuine interest in her life. "In the short time I spent with Joe Biden, I could tell he really saw me, that he actually cared, that my life meant something to him," she shared, her voice filled with emotion.

"That's because Joe Biden has room in his heart for more than just himself," she added, emphasizing his ability to connect with people from all walks of life.  

Biden himself acknowledged Brittany's endorsement, tweeting, "Honored to have won Jacquelyn’s endorsement." The video of their encounter, accompanied by Biden's tweet, became a powerful campaign tool, showcasing his empathy and ability to forge genuine connections.

Brittany's story highlights the power of human connection in the political arena. It serves as a reminder that even in the midst of a heated campaign, moments of genuine human interaction can have a profound impact. 


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##  From Elevator to Endorsement: Security Guard Jacquelyn Brittany's Viral Moment Propels Biden's Campaign

**New York, NY** - A seemingly ordinary elevator ride in the New York Times building turned into a viral sensation and a powerful moment for Joe Biden's presidential campaign. Jacquelyn Brittany, a security guard at the building, shared her encounter with the former vice president during the Democratic National Convention, highlighting his genuine connection with everyday Americans.

Brittany's story captivated the nation after a video of her interaction with Biden in the elevator was shared online.  In the short clip, Biden engages in friendly conversation with Brittany, seemingly touched by her sincerity. At one point, Brittany blurts out, "You're like my favorite," to which Biden responds with warmth and a genuine smile. 

This seemingly innocuous exchange resonated deeply with viewers. Brittany's heartfelt endorsement of Biden, born from a brief but meaningful interaction, underscored his campaign message of empathy and connection. 

"In the short time I spent with Joe Biden, I could tell he really saw me, that he actually cared, that my life meant something to him," Brittany shared during her DNC speech. 

The impact of their encounter was undeniable. Biden himself acknowledged Brittany's support, tweeting "Honored to have won Jacquelyn’s endorsement.  She’s a reminder that this campaign is about connecting with everyday Americans."

For Biden, who has positioned himself as a champion for working-class individuals, Brittany's endorsement offered a powerful testament to his campaign's message. Her story transcended political affiliation, highlighting the universal desire for authenticity and genuine human connection.  

The viral video of Brittany and Biden's elevator ride served as a poignant reminder that even in the midst of a complex and often divisive political landscape, genuine human connection remains a powerful force. 


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A Chance Encounter: Elevator Operator's Endorsement of Joe Biden

In a heartwarming moment that has captured the attention of the nation, Jacquelyn Brittany, a New York Times security guard, expressed her admiration for President Joe Biden after a brief encounter in the building's elevator. The chance meeting, which was captured on camera, has left many wondering what it would be like to be in the shoes of the President and receive such genuine affection from a stranger.

According to Jacquelyn, the moment was nothing short of extraordinary. As she escorted President Biden up the elevator, she blurted out "I love you" and told him that she was supporting him. The President, known for his affable nature, took the moment in stride and reciprocated her sentiment, saying "You're like my favorite." The two then took a selfie together, which quickly went viral on social media.

But what made this encounter truly remarkable was the depth of connection Jacquelyn felt with the President. She told The Post that once President Biden entered the elevator, he was "genuinely, genuinely nice to people." Jacquelyn said that she knew even when he went into his important meeting, he would take her story with him, demonstrating that he truly saw her as an individual.

For Jacquelyn, the encounter was a testament to President Biden's ability to connect with people from all walks of life. "That's because Joe Biden has room in his heart for more than just himself," she said. "He actually cares, that my life means something to him." This sentiment was echoed by President Biden, who praised Jacquelyn for her endorsement, saying that he was "honored" to have met her.

The encounter has sparked a wider conversation about the kind of leader President Biden is and what it means to be a unifying force for the American people. As Jacquelyn's story continues to inspire, it serves as a reminder that even in the most unexpected moments, connection and compassion can be found.

Jacquelyn's role in the Democratic National Convention has further cemented her place in the spotlight, and her endorsement of President Biden is a testament to the power of human connection in politics. As the nation looks to the future, it is clear that President Biden's commitment to unity and compassion will continue to inspire and motivate Americans.

In a world where politics can often seem divisive, Jacquelyn's encounter with President Biden serves as a refreshing reminder of the human side of leadership. As Jacquelyn herself said, "You're like my favorite." For many, this sentiment will resonate deeply, and it is a testament to the enduring power of human connection in shaping our understanding of leadership and politics.
## From Elevator Ride to Viral Moment: Security Guard Jacquelyn Brittany Nominates Joe Biden for President

Jacquelyn Brittany, a security guard at the New York Times building, found herself in an unexpected encounter that catapulted her into the national spotlight. During a routine elevator ride with then-presidential candidate Joe Biden, Brittany's genuine admiration for the politician led to a viral moment that ultimately saw her nominate him for the presidency at the Democratic National Convention.

The encounter, captured on video, began with a simple greeting. As Biden stepped into the elevator, Brittany, struck by his presence, blurted out, "I love you." Biden, known for his approachable demeanor, responded with warmth and engaged in a conversation with Brittany, asking about her life and work. 

"In the short time I spent with Joe Biden, I could tell he really saw me, that he actually cared, that my life meant something to him," Brittany later shared. "He was just genuinely, genuinely nice to people. And I knew even when he went into his important meeting, he’d take my story in there with him."

The moment, punctuated by a selfie with the former vice president, quickly went viral, capturing the hearts of viewers across the country.  Brittany's genuine affection for Biden resonated with many, highlighting the human connection that transcended political boundaries.

"That’s because Joe Biden has room in his heart for more than just himself," Brittany said, emphasizing Biden's ability to connect with people from all walks of life. 

Her admiration for Biden led her to take a bold step: nominating him for president at the Democratic National Convention. "You're like my favorite," she had told Biden in the elevator, and her words echoed in her powerful nomination speech. 

Brittany's story became a symbol of the human connection that can occur even in the most unexpected of circumstances. It also served as a powerful reminder of the importance of genuine human interaction, particularly in the often-divisive world of politics. 

While the elevator ride may have been brief, its impact on both Brittany and Biden's campaign was undeniable. It served as a testament to the power of human connection and the ability of a simple encounter to inspire and move people. 

## From Elevator Ride to Viral Moment: Security Guard Jacquelyn Brittany Nominates Joe Biden for President

Jacquelyn Brittany, a security guard at the New York Times building, found herself in an unexpected moment of history when she shared an elevator ride with then-presidential candidate Joe Biden. The encounter, captured on video and quickly going viral, led to Brittany becoming a prominent voice at the 2020 Democratic National Convention, where she formally nominated Biden for president.

The story began with a simple elevator ride. Brittany, in her role as a security guard, was escorting Biden to a meeting.  As they ascended, Biden initiated a conversation, engaging with Brittany and showing genuine interest in her life.  This simple act of kindness resonated deeply with Brittany, who was moved by Biden's warmth and sincerity.

"In the short time I spent with Joe Biden, I could tell he really saw me, that he actually cared, that my life meant something to him," Brittany said.  "He wasn't just going through the motions. He was genuinely interested in what I had to say."

The encounter culminated in a heartfelt moment where Brittany, moved by Biden's demeanor, blurted out, "You're like my favorite."  Biden, in turn, responded with a smile and a genuine "Thank you." The moment, captured on video, quickly spread across social media, showcasing a glimpse of Biden's personal touch and ability to connect with people from all walks of life.

"Once (Biden) came in, he was just genuinely, genuinely nice to people," Brittany told the Post. "And I knew even when he went into his important meeting, he’d take my story in there with him.”

The viral video and Brittany's subsequent nomination speech at the Democratic National Convention highlighted the power of human connection and the importance of seeing each other, regardless of social status or position.  Brittany's story became a symbol of Biden's ability to connect with people on a personal level, a quality that resonated with many voters during the 2020 election.

"That’s because Joe Biden has room in his heart for more than just himself," Brittany said.  "He sees the people around him, and he cares about them. That's why I nominate my friend Joe Biden as the next president of the United States."

Brittany's story, born from a simple elevator ride, became a testament to the power of human connection and a symbol of hope for a future where leaders prioritize empathy and understanding. 

## From Elevator Ride to Presidential Endorsement: Security Guard Jacquelyn Brittany's Viral Moment

Jacquelyn Brittany, a security guard at the New York Times building, found herself in an unexpected encounter that catapulted her into the national spotlight and landed her a coveted role at the Democratic National Convention. It all started with a simple elevator ride with then-presidential candidate Joe Biden.

Brittany, tasked with escorting Biden to a meeting, found herself captivated by his genuine demeanor and kind words. "Once he came in, he was just genuinely, genuinely nice to people," she told the Washington Post. "And I knew even when he went into his important meeting, he'd take my story in there with him."

The encounter, captured on video and quickly going viral, showcased the human side of the candidate. In the elevator, Biden struck up a conversation with Brittany, asking about her work and life. Touched by his sincerity, Brittany blurted out, "You're like my favorite."

The moment resonated with viewers, who saw a glimpse of Biden's warmth and ability to connect with everyday people. The video went viral, and Brittany's story quickly became a symbol of Biden's relatable persona.

"In the short time I spent with Joe Biden, I could tell he really saw me, that he actually cared, that my life meant something to him," Brittany said at the Democratic National Convention, where she was invited to speak. "That's because Joe Biden has room in his heart for more than just himself."

During her speech, Brittany went on to formally endorse Biden for president. "I nominate my friend Joe Biden as the next president of the United States," she declared, highlighting the genuine connection she felt with the candidate.

Brittany's story embodies the power of personal encounters and the impact they can have on shaping public perception. Her viral elevator ride with Biden became a symbol of his campaign, showcasing his ability to connect with voters on a human level.  It's a testament to the fact that sometimes, the most unexpected moments can lead to the most powerful connections. 

## From Elevator Ride to Viral Sensation: Security Guard's Encounter With Biden Sparks Nomination 

Jacquelyn Brittany, a security guard at the New York Times building, never expected her ordinary elevator ride to become a viral sensation and propel her into the political spotlight. But when she found herself sharing a short journey with Democratic presidential hopeful Joe Biden, her heartfelt words and genuine connection with the candidate captured the nation's attention. 

The encounter, which unfolded in the New York Times building elevator, was caught on camera and quickly went viral. In the brief video, Brittany, clearly starstruck, tells Biden, “You're like my favorite," after he strikes up a conversation with her.  The moment, followed by a selfie with the former vice president, resonated deeply with viewers, showcasing a relatable and human side to the presidential hopeful. 

Brittany, however, went beyond simply being a viral sensation. She used the platform her newfound fame offered to publicly nominate Biden for the presidency during the Democratic National Convention. "In the short time I spent with Joe Biden, I could tell he really saw me, that he actually cared, that my life meant something to him," Brittany said during her televised address. "That's because Joe Biden has room in his heart for more than just himself," she continued, highlighting the genuine connection she felt with Biden. 

Biden, in turn, expressed his gratitude for Brittany's support, stating he was "honored" to have met her. The encounter, he emphasized, solidified his commitment to representing all Americans, regardless of their background or profession. 

Brittany's story embodies the power of human connection and the unexpected ways in which everyday moments can impact the political landscape. It serves as a reminder that even in the midst of a presidential election, genuine human interaction can forge lasting connections and resonate with voters on a personal level. 

## From Elevator Ride to Viral Sensation: Security Guard's Encounter With Biden Goes National

Jacquelyn Brittany, a security guard at the New York Times building, found herself in the spotlight this week after a chance encounter with former Vice President Joe Biden in an elevator went viral. The video, which captured the pair's brief but heartwarming interaction, has garnered millions of views and propelled Brittany into the national conversation. 

It all started with a routine elevator ride.  Brittany, tasked with escorting Biden to a meeting, found herself unexpectedly drawn into a conversation with the potential presidential candidate. "He was just genuinely, genuinely nice to people," Brittany told the Washington Post. "And I knew even when he went into his important meeting, he'd take my story in there with him."

The moment captured on camera was simple yet powerful. Biden, known for his warm and relatable personality, engaged with Brittany, asking about her life and listening attentively to her stories. In return, Brittany expressed her admiration for Biden, telling him "You're like my favorite." The video ends with a selfie of the two, a testament to their impromptu connection. 

The viral moment sparked national interest, catapulting Brittany into the public eye. She became a symbol of the "common man" connecting with a politician, a narrative that resonated with many during a time of political polarization. 

"In the short time I spent with Joe Biden, I could tell he really saw me, that he actually cared, that my life meant something to him," Brittany shared, highlighting the personal touch that resonated with her. 

Brittany's encounter with Biden has gone beyond a viral moment, prompting her to publicly endorse the former vice president for the 2020 presidential election. "That's because Joe Biden has room in his heart for more than just himself," she said, emphasizing Biden's ability to connect with people from all walks of life.

The story of Jacquelyn Brittany, the security guard who found herself face-to-face with the potential future president, highlights the power of human connection and the unexpected moments that can shape our political landscape. While Brittany's elevator ride with Biden might seem like a fleeting moment, it has left a lasting impact, showcasing the importance of genuine human interaction and the power of a single encounter to change perspectives. 

In a heartwarming moment that went viral, Jacquelyn Brittany, a security guard at the New York Times building, met Joe Biden when she escorted him up an elevator. The encounter, which was captured on video, showed Biden striking up a conversation with Jacquelyn and asking her about her life. Jacquelyn, who was visibly moved by the interaction, told Biden, "You're like my favorite."
The moment did not go unnoticed by Biden, who later tweeted, "Honored to have won Jacquelyn's endorsement." The encounter also caught the attention of the Democratic National Convention, where Jacquelyn played a prominent role in nominating Biden for president.
In her speech, Jacquelyn spoke about the impact that Biden had on her in that brief encounter. "In the short time I spent with Joe Biden, I could tell he really saw me, that he actually cared, that my life meant something to him," she said. "That's because Joe Biden has room in his heart for more than just himself."
Jacquelyn's endorsement of Biden was not just a personal one, but also a political one. She spoke about the importance of having a president who cares about the lives of everyday Americans. "We need a president who will fight for us, who will listen to us, who will see us," she said. "That's why I nominate my friend Joe Biden as the next president of the United States."
The encounter between Jacquelyn and Biden is a reminder of the power of human connection and the importance of empathy in leadership. It also highlights the role that everyday people can play in shaping the political landscape. As Jacquelyn said, "Once (Biden) came in, he was just genuinely, genuinely nice to people. And I knew even when he went into his important meeting, he'd take my story in there with him." This moment of connection between a security guard and a presidential candidate is a testament to the fact that everyone's story matters, and that true leadership is about seeing and valuing every person's life.
In a heartwarming moment that captured the attention of the nation, Jacquelyn Brittany, a security guard at the New York Times, found herself in an elevator with Joe Biden, the former vice president and current Democratic nominee for president. The encounter, which was captured on video and went viral, has now led to Jacquelyn nominating Biden for the presidency.
The encounter took place when Jacquelyn was escorting Biden up the elevator in the New York Times building. In a moment of spontaneity, she blurted out, "I love you," to which Biden responded with kindness and warmth. The two struck up a conversation, and before long, Jacquelyn found herself taking a selfie with the former vice president.
The moment was captured on video and quickly went viral, with people across the country touched by the genuine connection between the two. Biden himself was moved by the encounter, tweeting that he was "honored" to have won Jacquelyn's endorsement.
But the story doesn't end there. Jacquelyn, who was already a fan of Biden's before their elevator encounter, was so impressed by his kindness and compassion that she decided to take things a step further. In a powerful speech at the Democratic National Convention, she nominated Biden for president, citing his ability to connect with people from all walks of life.
"In the short time I spent with Joe Biden, I could tell he really saw me, that he actually cared, that my life meant something to him," Jacquelyn said. "That's because Joe Biden has room in his heart for more than just himself."
The endorsement from Jacquelyn, a working-class woman and security guard, is a powerful reminder of the importance of empathy and connection in politics. It also highlights the unique ability of Biden to connect with people from all backgrounds and to inspire them to take action.
As the country prepares for the upcoming election, the story of Jacquelyn and Biden's elevator encounter serves as a reminder of the power of human connection and the importance of choosing leaders who truly see and care about all Americans.
In a heartwarming moment that captured the attention of the nation, Jacquelyn Brittany, a security guard at the New York Times building, found herself in an elevator with former Vice President Joe Biden. What ensued was a brief but meaningful encounter that would go viral and ultimately lead to Jacquelyn nominating Biden for President of the United States.

In the midst of the Democratic National Convention, Jacquelyn took to the virtual stage to share her story. She recounted the day she met Biden, describing him as "genuinely, genuinely nice to people." In that moment, Jacquelyn could tell that Biden saw her not just as a security guard, but as a person with a life story worth hearing. "And I knew even when he went into his important meeting, he'd take my story in there with him," she said.

The video of their encounter quickly went viral, with Biden himself expressing his gratitude for having met Jacquelyn. "In the short time I spent with Joe Biden, I could tell he really saw me, that he actually cared, that my life meant something to him," Jacquelyn said during her speech.

It was this display of empathy and human connection that led Jacquelyn to nominate Biden for President. "That's why I nominate my friend Joe Biden as the next President of the United States," she declared.

Jacquelyn's story resonated with many Americans who are looking for a leader who will see them, hear them, and care about their lives. In a time when division and polarization seem to be the norm, Jacquelyn's encounter with Biden serves as a reminder of the power of human connection and the importance of empathy in leadership.

Biden himself has spoken about the importance of treating others with respect and dignity, and Jacquelyn's story is a testament to his ability to do just that. As the country continues to grapple with the challenges of the pandemic, economic uncertainty, and social unrest, it is clear that many Americans are looking for a leader who will prioritize empathy and compassion in their decision-making.

In the end, Jacquelyn's encounter with Biden may have started as a simple elevator ride, but it has since become a symbol of hope and unity for many Americans. As the country moves forward, it is clear that moments of human connection like this one will be more important than ever.
In a heartwarming moment that has gone viral, Jacquelyn Brittany, a security guard at the New York Times building, spoke about her encounter with Joe Biden on an elevator that led her to endorse him for president. The encounter took place when she was escorting Biden up an elevator and blurted out "I love you." The moment was captured in a video that was shared by Biden himself, with the caption "Honored to have won Jacquelyn's endorsement."

Brittany, who played a prominent role in the Democratic National Convention, said that in the short time she spent with Biden, she could tell that he genuinely cared about her and that her life meant something to him. She recounted how he was genuinely nice to everyone he met, and even though he had an important meeting to attend, she knew he would take her story with him.

The encounter between Biden and Brittany has struck a chord with many Americans, who see it as a testament to Biden's character and his ability to connect with people from all walks of life. It also highlights the importance of elevating the voices and experiences of working-class people, who often go unnoticed in political discourse.

Brittany's endorsement of Biden is particularly significant given the controversy surrounding the New York Times board's joint endorsement of Biden and Senator Elizabeth Warren. However, Brittany's endorsement is a powerful reminder that the voices of everyday people matter and can have a significant impact on the political landscape.

As the country prepares for the 2020 presidential election, the encounter between Biden and Brittany serves as a reminder of the importance of empathy, kindness, and inclusivity in politics. It is a reminder that the people who run our country should be able to see and care about the people who keep it running. And, most importantly, it is a reminder that even the most unexpected encounters can lead to powerful moments of connection and change.
Jacquelyn Brittany, a security guard at the New York Times building, had an encounter with Joe Biden that went viral and led to her nominating him for president. During the 2020 presidential election, the New York Times board was seeking an endorsement, and it was during this time that Jacquelyn met Biden while escorting him up an elevator.
The encounter was captured on video and quickly went viral after Biden expressed his gratitude for meeting Jacquelyn. In the video, Jacquelyn can be seen telling Biden, "You're like my favorite." Biden responded by being genuinely kind and caring towards her, which led Jacquelyn to feel that he genuinely saw her and cared about her life.
In her speech at the Democratic National Convention, Jacquelyn spoke about her encounter with Biden and why she nominated him for president. She said, "In the short time I spent with Joe Biden, I could tell he really saw me, that he actually cared, that my life meant something to him." She added, "That's because Joe Biden has room in his heart for more than just himself."
Biden was honored to have met Jacquelyn and expressed his gratitude for her endorsement. He tweeted the video of their encounter, writing, "Honored to have won Jacquelyn’s endorsement."
The encounter between Jacquelyn and Biden highlights the importance of empathy and kindness in leadership. Jacquelyn's nomination of Biden for president is a testament to the power of these values and the impact they can have on people's lives. As the country moves forward, it is important to remember the lessons of Jacquelyn and Biden's encounter and strive for leadership that embodies empathy, kindness, and a genuine care for others.
**HEADLINE:** Security Guard's Chance Encounter with Joe Biden in Elevator Leads to Viral Moment and Presidential Endorsement

**SUBHEADLINE:** Jacquelyn Brittany's Heartfelt Exchange with Former Vice President Captivates Nation, Earns Her a Spot at Democratic National Convention

In a moment that has captured the hearts of Americans across the country, a chance encounter between a security guard and former Vice President Joe Biden in a New York Times building elevator has gone viral, leading to a surprise endorsement of Biden for president.

Jacquelyn Brittany, a security guard at the New York Times, was just doing her job when she escorted Biden to a meeting in the building. But what happened next was anything but ordinary. As they rode the elevator together, Biden struck up a conversation with Brittany, asking her about her day and showing genuine interest in her life.

Brittany, taken aback by the former vice president's kindness and sincerity, blurted out "I love you" as the elevator doors opened. Biden, smiling, replied, "You're like my favorite." The moment, captured on video, quickly went viral, with many praising Biden's warmth and humility.

But what happened next was even more remarkable. Brittany, inspired by her encounter with Biden, took to the stage at the Democratic National Convention on Tuesday night to endorse him for president.

"In the short time I spent with Joe Biden, I could tell he really saw me, that he actually cared, that my life meant something to him," Brittany said, her voice filled with emotion. "That's because Joe Biden has room in his heart for more than just himself."

Brittany's endorsement was met with a standing ovation from the convention crowd, and Biden himself took to social media to express his gratitude. "Honored to have won Jacquelyn's endorsement," he tweeted, sharing a video of their elevator encounter.

For Brittany, the experience was a reminder that even in the most unexpected moments, kindness and compassion can make a lasting impact. "Once he came in, he was just genuinely, genuinely nice to people," she told the Post. "And I knew even when he went into his important meeting, he'd take my story in there with him."

As the 2020 presidential election heats up, Brittany's endorsement is a powerful reminder of the importance of empathy and connection in leadership. And for Biden, it's a testament to his ability to inspire and uplift those around him, even in the most ordinary of moments.

"I just go back to the lobby," Biden joked after the encounter. But for Jacquelyn Brittany, and for many Americans, that chance encounter in the elevator has become a moment that will stay with them for a lifetime.
**HEADLINE**: Security Guard Jacquelyn Brittany's Viral Elevator Encounter with Joe Biden Earns Him Presidential Nomination

**SUBHEADLINE**: A Chance Meeting in a New York Times Building Elevator Leads to a Powerful Endorsement for the Former Vice President

In a heartwarming and unexpected turn of events, a security guard named Jacquelyn Brittany has nominated Joe Biden for president after a chance encounter in a New York Times building elevator. The brief meeting, which was captured on video and quickly went viral, showcased the former vice president's kind and compassionate nature, leaving a lasting impression on Jacquelyn.

As Biden stepped into the elevator, Jacquelyn, who was escorting him to his destination, couldn't help but express her admiration for the presidential hopeful. "I love you," she blurted out, to which Biden responded with a warm smile and a gentle demeanor. The two struck up a conversation, and in the short time they spent together, Jacquelyn felt seen and heard by the former vice president.

"In the short time I spent with Joe Biden, I could tell he really saw me, that he actually cared, that my life meant something to him," Jacquelyn said in an interview. "He was genuinely, genuinely nice to people, and I knew even when he went into his important meeting, he'd take my story in there with him."

The encounter, which lasted only a few minutes, had a profound impact on Jacquelyn. She was so moved by Biden's kindness and empathy that she decided to nominate him for president. "That's why I nominate my friend Joe Biden as the next president of the United States," she declared.

Biden, who was visibly touched by Jacquelyn's endorsement, took to social media to express his gratitude. "Honored to have won Jacquelyn's endorsement," he tweeted, sharing a video of their encounter.

The viral video, which has been viewed millions of times, shows the unlikely pair chatting and laughing together in the elevator. At one point, Jacquelyn tells Biden, "You're like my favorite," to which he responds with a warm smile.

Jacquelyn's endorsement of Biden is a testament to the former vice president's ability to connect with people from all walks of life. As she so eloquently put it, "That's because Joe Biden has room in his heart for more than just himself."

The encounter has also highlighted the importance of kindness and compassion in leadership. In a time when politics can often seem divisive and polarizing, Jacquelyn's story serves as a reminder that even the smallest acts of kindness can have a profound impact.

As the 2020 presidential election heats up, Jacquelyn's endorsement of Biden is a powerful reminder of the human side of politics. It's a reminder that, even in the most unexpected moments, we have the power to make a difference and to inspire others.
**Elevator Encounter Propels Security Guard to Endorse Joe Biden for President**

In a heartwarming and unexpected turn of events, a chance encounter between a security guard and former Vice President Joe Biden in a New York Times building elevator has gone viral, with the guard, Jacquelyn Brittany, nominating Biden for President of the United States.

The encounter, which took place during a visit by Biden to the New York Times building, was captured on video and has been widely shared on social media. In the video, Brittany, who has been a security guard at the building for several years, is seen escorting Biden up an elevator when she suddenly blurts out, "I love you." Biden, taken aback by the outburst, smiles and responds, "You're like my favorite."

The brief exchange may have seemed like a simple moment of levity, but for Brittany, it was a turning point. "In the short time I spent with Joe Biden, I could tell he really saw me, that he actually cared, that my life meant something to him," she said in an interview. "He's not just a politician, he's a person who genuinely cares about people."

Brittany's endorsement of Biden was a highlight of the Democratic National Convention on Tuesday night, with the former Vice President taking to social media to express his gratitude. "Honored to have won Jacquelyn's endorsement," he tweeted, sharing the video of their encounter.

For Brittany, the encounter was a testament to Biden's character. "Once he came in, he was just genuinely, genuinely nice to people," she said. "And I knew even when he went into his important meeting, he'd take my story in there with him." She added, "That's because Joe Biden has room in his heart for more than just himself."

The encounter has been seen as a boost to Biden's campaign, which has been focused on highlighting his ability to connect with ordinary Americans. "Joe Biden is a leader who understands that the presidency is not just about policy, but about people," said a spokesperson for the campaign. "He has a unique ability to connect with people from all walks of life, and Jacquelyn's endorsement is a testament to that."

For Brittany, the experience has been life-changing. "I never thought I'd be speaking at a national convention, but here I am," she said. "I'm just a security guard from New York, but Joe Biden made me feel seen and heard. That's the kind of leader we need in the White House."

As the presidential campaign heats up, Brittany's endorsement is likely to be remembered as a key moment in the election. And for Biden, it's a reminder that even the briefest of encounters can have a lasting impact.
**HEADLINE:** Security Guard Jacquelyn Brittany on Her Viral Elevator Encounter with Joe Biden: "He Saw Me, He Cared, My Life Meant Something to Him"

**WASHINGTON D.C.** - In a surprise move, Jacquelyn Brittany, a security guard at the New York Times building, took to the stage at the Democratic National Convention on Tuesday night to share her heartwarming encounter with former Vice President Joe Biden. The brief meeting, which took place in a building elevator, was captured on camera and has since gone viral.

Brittany, who has worked at the New York Times for several years, was tasked with escorting Biden to a meeting in the building. As they rode the elevator together, Biden, known for his folksy charm, struck up a conversation with Brittany. "I love you," she blurted out, to which Biden responded with a smile, "You're like my favorite."

The moment was caught on camera and quickly spread across social media, with Biden himself sharing the video and expressing his gratitude for Brittany's kind words. "Honored to have won Jacquelyn's endorsement," he tweeted.

But for Brittany, the encounter was about more than just a chance meeting with a high-profile politician. It was about feeling seen and heard by someone who genuinely cared. "In the short time I spent with Joe Biden, I could tell he really saw me, that he actually cared, that my life meant something to him," she said in an interview with The Post.

Brittany's encounter with Biden was not just a fleeting moment of kindness; it was a testament to his character, she said. "Once (Biden) came in, he was just genuinely, genuinely nice to people. And I knew even when he went into his important meeting, he'd take my story in there with him."

For Brittany, Biden's ability to connect with people from all walks of life is what sets him apart as a leader. "That's because Joe Biden has room in his heart for more than just himself," she said. "He's a man who will take the time to listen, to care, and to make a difference in people's lives."

Brittany's endorsement of Biden has sent shockwaves through the political world, with many praising her for speaking truth to power. But for Brittany, it was simply a matter of speaking from the heart. "I just know that I want a president who will see me, who will care about me, and who will fight for me," she said. "And I believe that Joe Biden is that person."

As the 2020 presidential election heats up, Brittany's story serves as a reminder of the importance of empathy and compassion in leadership. "I may just be a security guard," she said, "but I know that my voice matters. And I know that Joe Biden will listen."
**HEADLINE:** Security Guard Jacquelyn Brittany on Her Viral Elevator Encounter with Joe Biden: "I Nominate My Friend Joe Biden as the Next President"

**SUBHEADLINE:** A chance meeting in a New York Times building elevator turned into an endorsement for the former Vice President, and a star turn for Jacquelyn at the Democratic National Convention

In a heartwarming moment that captured the nation's attention, Jacquelyn Brittany, a security guard at the New York Times building, made headlines when a viral video of her meeting with former Vice President Joe Biden in an elevator went viral. The brief encounter, which took place when Biden was visiting the Times for a meeting with its editorial board, ended with Jacquelyn nominating him for president.

The elevator ride was initially uneventful, but things took an unexpected turn when Biden turned to Jacquelyn and struck up a conversation. "He was just genuinely, genuinely nice to people," Jacquelyn recalled in an interview. "And I knew even when he went into his important meeting, he’d take my story in there with him."

The conversation, which lasted only a few minutes, had a profound impact on Jacquelyn. "In the short time I spent with Joe Biden, I could tell he really saw me, that he actually cared, that my life meant something to him," she said. Her affection for Biden was evident when she blurted out, "I love you, Mr. Biden" as they parted ways.

The viral video of their meeting, in which Biden humbly replied, "You're like my favorite," captured the hearts of Americans across the country. Biden, positioned as a shrewd uniter of classes, took the opportunity to showcase his ability to connect with everyday people.

"I just go back to the lobby," Jacquelyn recalled thinking, but instead, Biden took her all the way to the top, featuring her in a prominent role at the Democratic National Convention. "That's why I nominate my friend Joe Biden as the next president of the United States," she said, making a statement that resonated with the entire nation.

Biden was quick to respond to the video, pronouncing himself "honored" to have met Jacquelyn. The two shared a selfie together after the elevator ride, which was also posted to social media, cementing their newfound friendship.

Jacquelyn's endorsement was not just a gesture of goodwill; it represented the kind of unifying force that Biden's campaign promises to bring to the country. "Joe Biden has room in his heart for more than just himself," Jacquelyn explained. "He will be a president who truly cares about the American people."

As the Democratic Party rallies behind their candidate, Jacquelyn's words serve as a testament to Biden's ability to connect with people from all walks of life. The elevator ride may have lasted only a few minutes, but its impact will be felt for a lifetime.