Working in professional politics can be a demanding gig, and never more so than when you work for one of the few Democrats still in the 2020 race. That’s exactly the position that Symone Sanders is in as a senior advisor to Democratic hopeful Joe Biden, and on the evening of Super Tuesday, Sanders proved just how loyal she is to the Biden campaign by physically blocking an anti-dairy protestor who was attempting to rush the stage

Along with Biden’s wife, Jill, Sanders managed to hold back the protestor, who was carrying a “Let Dairy Die” sign; she pulled the woman offstage, allowing Biden to continue addressing the crowd in Baldwin Hills, Los Angeles. The moment was reminiscent of the time Gigi Hadid stepped in to stop a French runway crasher at the Chanel Spring 2020 show, albeit with a bit more political drama attached.

“It was a split-second moment,” Sanders told Fox’s Dana Perino. “Our security acted very quickly, and then a number of staffers, including myself, jumped in to have Vice President Biden, Dr. Biden, and Valerie Biden’s back as they were on the stage. I don’t think we even really thought. We just saw what was happening and jumped in.”

Symone Sanders rose to prominence as national press secretary for Bernie Sanders in 2016 before joining the Biden campaign in April 2019. Now, she has a significant hand in shaping the policy behind Biden’s run for the White House, but as she proved on Tuesday, she’s clearly not afraid to be hands-on when it counts.

Twitter quickly lit up with praise for the senior Biden advisor’s quick thinking:

Although it would be nice if Sanders—a political operative with years of experience and a book due out—could focus on policy, rather than having to run interference on the campaign stage, it’s presumably heartening for the Biden campaign to know just how devoted his staff is.

As for Sanders, she seemed to take the dramatic evening in stride, posting this very understated tweet: