By Megan Messerly

Privately, aides concede voters remain uneasy about prices but argue their policies are beginning to turn things around.

Privately, aides concede voters remain uneasy about prices but argue their policies are beginning to turn things around.

Privately, aides concede voters remain uneasy about prices but argue their policies are beginning to turn things around.

Privately, aides concede voters remain uneasy about prices but argue their policies are beginning to turn things around.

Privately, aides concede voters remain uneasy about prices but argue their policies are beginning to turn things around.

Privately, aides concede voters remain uneasy about prices but argue their policies are beginning to turn things around.

Privately, aides concede voters remain uneasy about prices but argue their policies are beginning to turn things around.

Privately, aides concede voters remain uneasy about prices but argue their policies are beginning to turn things around.

Privately, aides concede voters remain uneasy about prices but argue their policies are beginning to turn things around.

Privately, aides concede voters remain uneasy about prices but argue their policies are beginning to turn things around.

Privately, aides concede voters remain uneasy about prices but argue their policies are beginning to turn things around.

Privately, aides concede voters remain uneasy about prices but argue their policies are beginning to turn things around.

Privately, aides concede voters remain uneasy about prices but argue their policies are beginning to turn things around.

Privately, aides concede voters remain uneasy about prices but argue their policies are beginning to turn things around.

Privately, aides concede voters remain uneasy about prices but argue their policies are beginning to turn things around.

Privately, aides concede voters remain uneasy about prices but argue their policies are beginning to turn things around.

Privately, aides concede voters remain uneasy about prices but argue their policies are beginning to turn things around.

Privately, aides concede voters remain uneasy about prices but argue their policies are beginning to turn things around.

Privately, aides concede voters remain uneasy about prices but argue their policies are beginning to turn things around.

Privately, aides concede voters remain uneasy about prices but argue their policies are beginning to turn things around.

Privately, aides concede voters remain uneasy about prices but argue their policies are beginning to turn things around.

Privately, aides concede voters remain uneasy about prices but argue their policies are beginning to turn things around.