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this years general assembly.higher taxes and fees are expected to dominate the session.with one in pprticular taking top priori. priority.and that's the gas tax.one proposal... calls for a 15-cent hike over three years. governor o'malley supports some type of increase in the gas tax... he says those projects... will boost employment. (governor) "the biggest challenge is job creation and making sure we make the right decision so that we can continue to accelerate maryland's jobs recovery." (afzali) "i can't understand how you can be for the middle class and for poor and then try to them with raising such a huge expense for them which is their gas." gas."the governor says he won't shirk his responsiblity to balance the state's budget... to provide vital services... to those in need. state lawmakers are also expected to debate a bill to legalize same sex marriage.a similar bill passed the senate last year... but failed to pass in the house.live from annapolis, megan gilllland, fox45 morning news. if the gas tax increase passes in maryland... it can't be challenged becauseeit's an appropriations