So it's pretty upfront about disseminating propaganda.
The fact that left and right became more indiscernible might be because nowadays, most politicians wants untested changes in some domains, staying the course in others, and going back to a previous state in a few.
So definition like 'the right wants more freedom, the left more equality' to me misses the point. The real interest of left and right is to discern what your endgoal society is. If you want to get back to guilds and corporatism, you are economically far right. If your policies help get back to the robber barons state by allowing monopolies and stop regulations on natural monopolies, you are right wing, idc if you are a democrat or a republican.
Sometimes, it is just balancing the two.
That last part seems pretty antithetical to the idea that you should limit people's choices about alcohol, because of the negative consequences of those choices. That sort of seeming hypocrisy of course invites the question as to what this group's unstated motives are, and since it's a right wing American organization, I'm sure you can think of plenty of theories.
[1] https://www.manhattan-institute.org/about