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  The governor of Georgia has essentially no pardon power.  There is a separate board that evaluates claims, and there is a minimum time served requirement.  It is a huge outlier in that way.
context: I hope to heck that no one pardons that lifetime criminal. >
  
  I strongly suspect the GOP and its non-Trump presidential candidate will offer a federal pardon in exchange for him actively pushing his base behind their candidate (presumably DeSantis).  It's not an offer he will be in a position to refuse, particularly if/when he's indicted.  Either way, at their first opportunity they will absolutely pardon him for federal crimes as they have gone all in on the "we're being persecuted" narrative. >
  
  Up vote for that comment. Though some of his crimes are not pardonable. State crimes. We need accountability to keep this from happening over and over. Plus Trump being behind bars is a very nice thing to visualize. >
  
  Georgia don’t let us down. >
  
  Georgia on my mind. >
  
  I wouldn't count on Kemp. New York is the one to watch.