Trump HIT with MAJOR COURT LOSS as Judge CALLS OUT "Legally Void" Argument!!! - Legal AF

[Rhiannon12866]

Trump loses another major court case in his attempt to suppress the vote in the 2026 election! This time, a federal judge said Trump's attempt to turn the U.S. Postal Service into an election enforcement bureau was "legally void." Former State Attorney Dave Aronberg, AKA the Florida LawMan, breaks it all down and predicts what comes next. - 06/29/2026.

[rampartd]

1. trump the conqueror ....

"list of citizens?"

day one this guy has been putting together a doomsday book. doge with all the info, etc. data centers.

if they mark you dead, or decide they want my house . there are no humans or procedure to correct the computer or artificial intelligence error.

of the doomsday book ...

Richard FitzNeal wrote in the Dialogus de Scaccario (c. 1179) that the book was so called because its decisions were unalterable, like those of the Last Judgment, and its sentence could not be quashed.

The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle states that in 1085 the king sent his agents to survey every shire in England, to list his holdings and dues owed to him.[3]


of the new calendar ...

trump will take back, for the month we so quaintly called "june" the days that caesars julius and augustus stole ,

30 days have september april june and november
august and july have 30 as well
the rest have 31 except,
the blessed month of trumpmas
with 32, oh swell.

"people have been wanting a month with 32 days for a long time
for hundreds of years
and i'm gonna give it to them
its not gonna cost you nothing
my donors will give me the moon if i ask em
great place, the moon
i can hit a golf ball for thousands of miles on the moon
many people don;t know this but there is no wind on the moon.
no wind. no windmills. no cancer which everybody knows is caused by windmills ....... so i have cured cancer and the liberal commies are gonna hate me for it."

is the new year 1 1946? when angels delivered the baby donald to his virgin mother?

[Rhiannon12866]

2. I've read Mary Trump's books, Donald was the 4th of his parents' 5 children

Mary thinks that one of his myriad issues is that his mother wasn't well. After her third child was born, she was advised to not have anymore children due to her health. But she had 2 more children, Donald and his younger brother (who he bullied) and so when Donald was at his youngest, his mother was hospitalized, at one point the family was advised she might die. So he had no mother figure in his youngest years and Mary thinks that's one of his issues.

[rampartd]

3. i recognize the oedipus for sure

maybe fred wanted little donnie to be tough? that kind of slumlord uses street gangs for clearing buildings, insurance arson, delinquent collections and such.

i wonder how much influence the grandfather, who ran every racket in the yukon , had on little donnie?. is "gold fever" hereditary?

[Rhiannon12866]

4. Donald's father made a fortune in the housing company he started with his mother!

But when his father died, Donald tried to disinherit his remaining siblings - until his mother found out. Any business that Donald tried to start on his own failed. There were Trump Steaks, Trump Vodka and the infamous Trump University. He also tried running casinos but lost money on those as well - even though his father sent his driver to buy $3 million worth of chips. And his father ended up being fined because he didn't have a gaming license.

[rampartd]

5. what kind of hoarder needs EVERYTHING?

a black hole of emptiness requiring all mass and energy of the universe and still never full.

[littlemissmartypants]

6. I'm beginning to wonder if he's a Fetal Alcohol Syndrome baby...

He sure exhibits many of the behavioral and some of the overt physical characteristics of that disability. The more I see pictures of him when he was younger, the more it makes me wonder.

[Rhiannon12866]

7. Well, we know that he doesn't drink, though I don't know if he was always that way

He was apparently affected by the premature death of his older brother (Mary Trump's father) from alcoholism. And there have been no stories of his mother drinking. As I said, she wasn't well and was advised to have no more children, but instead she had two more, Donald and his younger brother. So when Donald was in his earliest years, his mother was hospitalized and not around. At one point the doctors said she might die. So clinical psychologist Mary Trump believes that affected him profoundly.

[littlemissmartypants]

8. Even if his mother only drank moderately or binge drank while she was pregnant and possibly didn't know she was...

He could have been affected. He has some of the main facial features like minimal philtral ridges, smaller upper lip than lower lip, small eyes.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fetal_alcohol_spectrum_disorder
•Small eye openings (blepharophimosis), or an abnormally increased distance between the eyes, or both
•Substance dependence
•Developmental delay, cognitive disorder, or mental deficiency
•Conduct disorder, behavioral problems, disruptive behavior, or impulsivity
•philtral columns absent or minimal
•small upper lip
•reduced midface
•small nose for face

I listed them in no particular order.

His mother could have been sick with post-partum depression or any form of depression for that matter. Mental health issues in women especially were often minimized and explained away as "sickness" because of the taboos associated with them at that time.

I think that in a family with two known individuals who had a history of substance abuse, there's a high chance one or both parents are subject to possible substance abuse.

Alcohol abuse and prescription drug abuse resulted in many hospitalized mothers during that time. In the 1950s, women were frequently and inappropriately prescribed psychoactive drugs (such as sedatives and stimulants) and were most of the psychoactive prescription drug users of the time. Also, alcoholism was widespread after WWII.

In the 1950s, pregnant women were commonly prescribed all types of sedatives and tranquilizers to treat anxiety, insomnia, and morning sickness, often without safety concerns for effects on fetal development. Remember Thalidomide?

I'm just saying that it's a possibility.

[Rhiannon12866]

9. Well, Mary didn't mention any of that relating to her grandmother in her book

Part of that story that stuck with me was that the eldest, Donald's sister who was about 12, went to school that day while her mother was hospitalized, after being told by her father that her mother might die. And when she was called to the school office to take a phone call, that's what she feared had happened. Mary was fairly close to her aunt. However, when she stopped having children (she had 5, was warned after she had #3) she was apparently fine, she certainly outlived her husband. And her children were born in the '30s and '40s, Donald was born right after WWII.

[littlemissmartypants]

10. I haven't read the book. But the more I look at pictures of him when he was younger the more it makes me wonder 🤔

He's got the look.

[Rhiannon12866]

11. As I said, Mary's father, the eldest boy, died young of alcoholism

Though he was different from his younger brothers, he quit the family business and instead did what he loved, he became a pilot for TWA at the start of the jet age. He was also different than Donald, he liked to hang out with friends, and went sailing (although he was often stuck taking Donald with him who did nothing but complain). He also joined a Jewish fraternity when he was in school, became president of that, and joined the ROTC, he said that the rewards and punishments there were dependable, unlike with his family.

And when he was pursuing his flying career, his father referred to him as "a bus driver in the sky," which Donald echoed, took pleasure in making fun of him.