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He doesn't need to "make it up". He only needs to continue doing what he is doing. Continue out raising Obama, continue out strategizing him on the campaign trail, and continue his upward trend.
Don't forget these key events are still on the horizon and will make a huge impact for both candidates:
1) Romney VP selection -- ton of press (lots of negative press for Romney regardless who he selects, but even bad press will help Romney).
2) THE DEBATES -- Whether you like or dislike Romney's perceived lack of conservatism, you have to admit he is extremely savvy. a) He's the former CEO of Bain, b) former Governor of Massachusetts, c) former President and CEO of the Salt Lake City Olympics. Obama is not running against a quirky-ass McCain this time. Obama's up against a pro that is likely to bring to light his total lack of experience and competence. If Obama is not careful he's gonna be a one-legged man in an ass-kicking contest. Unlike McCain, Romney will fight back and be very prepared.
Was it really that hard to predict?
Kung Wu say, man who read woman like book, prefer braille!
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