I think that you may be overly optimistic in assuming that the Muslim Brotherhood was unpopular because of radical Islam. The most common interpretation is that it was the bad economy in Egypt that led to Morsi’s ouster.
Economy was a big factor, no doubt,..but so were the many attempts by the IB to begin imposing sharia law...
People rightly attributed the bad economy to Morsi. Islamist countries understandably don't attract a lot of tourists, and tourism was a large part of Egypt's economy. Morsi made it clear that despite the propaganda campaign (aided and abetted by Obama) to portray him as a "moderate" muslim before the election, his real intention was the institution of radical Islamist Sharia law, regardless of the economic damage it would do to the country.
Economy is the last concern of jihadists. Look at jihadi regimes where ever they exist. Most are at bottom of economic ladder. Sharia is #1 for jihadists.
That and the plans of the moslem brotherhood to demolish the pyramids, destroy all archaeological heritage, outlaw women in public and multiply virtue and vice squads so that everyone lives in total abject fear. That’s all.
Yup. John Bolton is warning that the brotherhood still holds nearly 50% support and could easily win the next election simply by concentrating on fixing the economy.