Henry de Lesquen
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Henry de Lesquen is French politician. He is the president of the Club de l'Horloge, a conservative think tank.
Lesquen was also a member of the Rally for the Republic, but left the party in 1984. Unlike others like Bruno Mégret and Jean-Yves Le Gallou, he did not join the Front National, however. He is supportive of uniting the conservative forces of France in one unitary movement. In 2001, he became a municipal councillor in Versailles, where he agitated against the city's public housing projects.
A 2006 article in the newspaper Libération said that Lesquen stands close (ideologically) to Philippe de Villiers, and that he moved away from Bruno Mégret.
