Mumford & Sons Guitarist Winston Marshall ‘Taking Time Away’ After Praising Right-Wing Writer

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Winton Marshall of Mumford & Sons has issued an apology and will take time away from the band after publicly praising right-wing author and writer Andy Ngo last week. Marshall, who plays banjo in the British folk band, announced the news in a statement released last night.

Mumford & Sons member Winston Marshall temporarily left the band after receiving backlash for praising a book written by a right-wing journalist.

Winston Marshall, a member of Mumford & Sons, is under fire after praising conservative journalist Andy Ngo.

Winston Marshall, the banjo player and lead guitarist of Mumford & Sons is "taking time away" from the Grammy-winning British band after he endured a social media backlash for praising a book by right-wing provocateur Andy Ngo. In a tweet posted to his account on Tuesday night, Marshall said, "Over the past few days I have come to better understand the pain caused by the book I endorsed.

Mumford & Sons banjo player Winston Marshall has announced that he is “taking time away from the band”, following a controversial tweet supporting a new book by right-wing journalist Andy Ngo.In a now-deleted tweet referencing Ngo and posted over the weekend, Marshall wrote: “Finally had the time to read your important book. You’re a brave man”.The book in question, ‘Unmasked: Inside Antifa’s Radical Plan To Destroy Democracy’, was published in February.

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Mumford & Sons band member Winston Marshall will be taking a break from the band after being criticised online for endorsing a book from right-wing troll Andy Ngo.Earlier this week, Marshall praised Ngo’s recently released book, Unmasked, calling it “important” and praising him as a “brave man”.In the book, which promises to delve “inside ANTIFA’s radical plan to destroy democracy”, Ngo calls the Proud Boys a “pro-Trump fraternity” while referring to left-wing activists as a “marauding gang”

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