Two ponies, actually:
1. EPIC FAIL of Obama DOJ’s attempt to get Lamberth to rule that quo warranto doesn't apply to a sitting POTUS. DOJ hoped to gain ruling that the Democrat dominated Congress had sole power to remove Obama via impeachment. DOJ failed to get that ruling. DOJ can't even appeal this ommision by Lambreth because they "won" the dismissal, in my non-lawyer understanding.
2. Citation by Lamberth of Andrade which says an “equity” exception (to a prior ruling that quo warranto of a public official much be approved by AG or US Attorney) may allow/require the court to bypass the AG and US Attorney to grant quo warranto to an interested party if the AG or US Attorney have a conflict of interest, which Obama’s AG and US Attorney explicitly have, given that they were appointed by Obama and serve at his discretion.
These are two big wins from this dismissal for eligibility verifiers.