tS=The candidates latest "infomercial," was a lengthy <b>jeremiad</b> on the North American Free Trade Agreement.<br><br>He delivered a <b>jeremiad</b> about the environment, while disdaining to grapple with opposing arguments made by conservatives, libertarians, or anybody else.&tQ=A <b>jeremiad</b> is:&tC=A lamentation|A scolding|A polemic|A discourse|An unpopular opinion&cC=1&fB=A <b>jeremiad</b> is a prolonged lamentation, mournful complaint, or righteous prophesy of doom. The word comes from the name of Jeremiah, who wrote the book of Lamentations in the Bible.
