What is the Withdraw from Iraq issue stats

Here ya go buddy. Not sure which one it is exactly though.

<Issue>
  <Tag>IRAQWAR</Tag>
  <Display>Withdrawing from Iraq</Display>
  <Image>War</Image>
  <Icon>gfx\Ad_Images\Ad_War_G.png</Icon>
  <Description>The war in Iraq has become a controversial issue since the 2003 invasion. Originally the Bush administration made the case for war predicated on "disarming Saddam". ||While the invasion was successful, no weapons of mass destruction were found leading many to believe that it was a mistake to invade.||In addition, the administration chose to disband the Iraqi army during the initial occupation phase thereby putting hundreds of thousands of armed men unemployed and unsatisfied.  ||In a short amount of time, a growing insurgency in the country, supported by Al Qaeda and Iran, began to cause Americans to no longer support the war in Iraq.||Supporters of the war say that Saddam needed to be removed. While he may not have had stockpiles of WMDs, he certainly was a threat that in a post-9/11 world the United States could no longer tolerate.||Opponents respond by saying that there are a lot of bad men in the world and the only reason we invaded was of Iraq's oil.||Opponents want American troops removed immediately.||Supporters want American troops to stay until the mission is a success.</Description>
  <Default_Party_Importance PartyID="Left">8</Default_Party_Importance>
  <Default_Party_Position PartyID="Left">7</Default_Party_Position>
  <Default_Party_Importance PartyID="Right">7</Default_Party_Importance>
  <Default_Party_Position PartyID="Right">-8</Default_Party_Position>
  <Default_Party_Importance PartyID="Indy">7</Default_Party_Importance>
  <Default_Party_Position PartyID="Indy">-1</Default_Party_Position>
 </Issue>

thats from the USA maps file. In the Issues file it is slightly different

<Issue>
  <Tag>IRAQWAR</Tag>
  <Display>The War in Iraq</Display>
  <Image>War</Image>
  <Icon>gfx\Issue_Images\Issue_War_Pos.png</Icon>
  <Description>The war in Iraq has become a controversial issue since the 2003 invasion. Originally the Bush administration made the case for war predicated on "disarming Saddam". ||While the invasion was successful, no weapons of mass destruction were found leading many to believe that it was a mistake to invade.||In addition, the administration chose to disband the Iraqi army during the initial occupation phase thereby putting hundreds of thousands of armed men unemployed and unsatisfied.  ||In a short amount of time, a growing insurgency in the country, supported by Al Qaeda and Iran, began to cause Americans to no longer support the war in Iraq.||Supporters of the war say that Saddam needed to be removed. While he may not have had stockpiles of WMDs, he certainly was a threat that in a post-9/11 world the United States could no longer tolerate.||Opponents respond by saying that there are a lot of bad men in the world and the only reason we invaded was of Iraq's oil.||Opponents want American troops removed immediately.||Supporters want American troops to stay until the mission is a success.</Description>
  <Default_Party_Importance PartyID="Left">8</Default_Party_Importance>
  <Default_Party_Position PartyID="Left">-9</Default_Party_Position>
  <Default_Party_Importance PartyID="Right">7</Default_Party_Importance>
  <Default_Party_Position PartyID="Right">5</Default_Party_Position>
  <Default_Party_Importance PartyID="Indy">6</Default_Party_Importance>
  <Default_Party_Position PartyID="Indy">-2</Default_Party_Position>
 </Issue>

Thank you, that did the charm