agent formerly assigned to run background checks on the Clinton's staff. Tells about 'Unlimited Access,' a book by Gary Aldrich, an F.B.I. Regnery's list is a reminder not only that the American marketplace continues to welcome books with a rightish agenda but that attacking the Clintons is good business. Not surprisingly, a number of the company's books have been denounced as irresponsible. Recent titles suggest a particular obsession with President Clinton: Regnery authors have portrayed him as a conscienceless politician whose rise to power and conduct in office have been marked by unprecedented levels of immorality, indecency, and even criminality. The manuscript, which had already been rejected by a great many major publishing houses in New York, had finally reached the more specialized quarters of Regnery Publishing, an independent firm that ever since its founding, in 1947, has been associated with the political right.

His imprint, Regnery Publishing, has recently launched several controversial best-sellers-including Mark Fuhrman's 'Murder in Brentwood'-and now had another hot prospect to consider: a typed manuscript purporting to be a memoir disguised as fiction, by a Texas lawyer who claimed to have had a two-decade-long affair with Bill Clinton.

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