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If the car pulls left at cruise, check your tires for abnormal wear; especially on the left side. Also check that your LH & RH tire pressures are equal. If the problem persists, take it in for an alignment.
Sounds like your right front caliper is working as advertised and the left front may be hanging up. Although bleeding the brakes was a good first course of action; it might be time to rebuild or replace the front calipers. Sounds like the LH front piston is either siezed, or hanging up & not grabbing as easily under braking. If this issue has been going on for a while, take a look at the pads- the left front will have more meat on it than the right.
Also, since you are likely to be "stuck" taking the calipers off & at least inspecting them... Take a look at your brake fluid. If it is dark in color, it may be a good idea to go ahead and put some nice, fresh fluid in there as well. GL!
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