as we do about the ones we hate.
They've made so many unsigned rulings that have changed the legal landscape of this country. For better or worse, these cases all need daylight.

is that Thomas is in charge of the 11th Circuit emergency requests (and FL is under the 11th Circuit) and his name was of course mentioned in the order (I believe they would have needed at least 4 of them to agree to certiorari to hear the case).

Interestingly, Thomas could have granted the stay unilaterally and not referred it to the court. That he didn't and that there are no dissents noted indicates that this was unanimous.

Denials of stay request typically are not accompanied by opinions.

The US District Court issued a preliminary injunction against the Florida statute. On June 17, Florida AG Uthmeier filed an application for stay pending appeal of the district court decision to the 11th Circuit and for an administrative stay pending a decision on his application for stay. It was filed with Thomas, the SCOTUS justice assigned to hear stay requests from courts in the 11th Circuit. Thomas did not act immediately; rather he waited until June 24 to set a deadline of July 2 for the other side to respond to Uthmeier's application. He could have but did not grant the stay unilaterally or order an administrative stay while the application for stay pending appeal was being considered. After additional briefing by both sides on July 5, 7, and 8, Thomas referred the matter to the entire court today, and later in the day the court issued its order denying the application.

as have been some of the rulings for FL's insane laws.