Provided (1) she knew that (2) and it wasn't much easier to just file for a "late" certificate, or the sort that only required that one parent had been a resident of Hawaii for a short period (1 year?) prior to the birth.
Since we haven't seen the *real* Certificate, and there is some indication the Certification has been altered, we don't know that she "faked" anything. She may have reported the correct date and place of birth, and that would be reflected on the Certificate. Or she could have "faked" a late registration, and little Barry is actually several months older than we think.
If she would have known to file a late certificate, I find it seriously doubtful that she would not have know about the naturalization process.
(2) and it wasn't much easier to just file for a "late" certificate, or the sort that only required that one parent had been a resident of Hawaii for a short period (1 year?) prior to the birth.
What incentive would she have to lie to say he was born in Hawaii, as we know his certificate says?
Since we haven't seen the *real* Certificate,
Yes we do. The certification of live birth that his campaign provided is as valid, as official, and as "real" as anything else.
and there is some indication the Certification has been altered,
Where is this indication? And no, some anonymous allegations by a guy with a phoney Ph.D. don't count.
She may have reported the correct date and place of birth, and that would be reflected on the Certificate.
If that's true, and he was born in Kenya, then the COLB that he provided would list Kenya as his birthplace. It doesn't.
Or she could have "faked" a late registration, and little Barry is actually several months older than we think.
I suppose. It's also possible she flew back from Kenya in a black helicopter with little Barry on her lap. Anything is possible if you're wearing a tinfoil hat.