If so, they are doing their job well.

since WWII “they” attempted to replace Christianity with a shared secular mythos that is unraveling as we speak. Left/Right exists in every functional mythos, it’s usually a healthy contention between order and chaos — problem is secularism cannot sustain its mythos, so today’s emerging “left” is simply not operating within secularism, and we’re now seeing the “right” split along mostly generational lines. It takes the “right” longer to adjust probably because they’re trying to establish boundaries and order. Today the remnants of secularism (left and right) are mostly on the “right” and are stuck in that dying post WWII order, the kind that think MLK was a saint. Meanwhile the younger generations are finding their way back to traditional Christianity, as the alternatives have never been more obviously demonic.