On the eve of the vote, Trump’s former national security adviser, John Boltonreceived us in his offices at the Foundation for Security and Freedom in Washington, on M Street. We wanted to know a little more about what to expect from America’s future foreign policy, post-election, when the whole planet is wondering whether the American superpower will be tempted by isolationism. Would Trump let go of Ukraine? Would Harris be able to cope with the growing axis of China, Russia, Iran and North Korea, which is asserting itself in an increasingly threatening manner?

Bolton, known for his hawkish stance, began by confiding that“ he would not vote for either candidate, believing them both unfit for the presidential office “. He asserted that his dismay was shared by many, particularly within the Republican Party, of which he was one…