Depends who you are. The speech seems to have gone down well with the brexit junkies.
But she needs to sway the non-Brexit junkies, doesn't she? I admit that I'm biased but I didn't see anything what could persuade people.
Content-wise, no single argument
why she has the best negotiation plan, just a claim. No attempt to reach out to soft Brexiteers or Remainers.
She was just blaming others to obstruct but didn't make any argument why Tories are the best option.
She didn't speak freely but read out loud in a bloodless manner, with obvious false, made up emphasis.
She does come across like a 19th century gouverness who speaks to clueless, naive children.
Therefore, I stand by my impression - uninspired, hollow bollocks - and add that I doubt this will sway soft Brexiteers or Remainers.
If Corbyn wasn't such a lousy Labour candidate ...