Just over two months have now passed since the NDP's federal election loss -- and while leader Tom Mulcair faces a leadership review at the party's convention in April, he currently shows no intention of resigning.

That's inspired some minor rumbles and grumbles from those who were either disappointed with the party's election performance, or who think Mulcair isn't the right fit, according to a report last week by our Ottawa scribe Jeremy Nuttall.

Comments were closed on that story to give our moderator a holiday break. So, we thought we'd ask our readers now: Should Tom Mulcair stay and guide the NDP into 2016 and beyond, or should he resign soon to give the party a new leader?