The Texas suit was rejected by the US Supreme Court on the basis of lack of standing. The issue raised was not adjudicated; the validity or invalidity of the plaintiffs case was not resolved. I am guessing this is why Trump has filed essentially the same suit as the injured party, hoping that the SC will acknowledge his standing. We will see.
So, to review the gist of that Texas lawsuit: The US Constitution grants powers to state legislatures to set election rules. This is indisputably true.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court unilaterally changed the voting laws passed by the Pennsylvania state legislature, The sis also indisputably true.
In particular, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court unilaterally extended the deadline to receive mail-in ballots by three days after Election Day, even without postmarks. This is also indisputably true.
Indisputably the Pennsylvania Supreme Court did not have the authority to do this under the US Constitution. Therefore, ballots received after the original deadline determined by the Pennsylvania legislature should not count.
Similar situations apply to changes to voting laws made in Georgia, Michigan and Wisconsin.
Trump continues his attempt to prove this in court. One would think every US citizen would want the voting laws obeyed.
Right?