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t from Democrats, who charge it would "end Medicare as we know it." The Senate rejected it in a vote last week, but also unanimously struck down an alternative plan proposed by President Obama.  Democrats said they wanted to leave it off the table while Vice President Biden leads a bipartisan group of senators to come up with a new budget that would include cuts in spending that would satisfy lawmakers who don't want to increase the nation's borrowing limit without reducing government's size. "The one thing we can't do is nothing," McConnell said. "The president, to his credit, is at the table. ... We're going to negotiate the contours of the plan in these negotiations. I'm personally very comfortable with the way Paul Ryan would structure it in the out years, but we have a Democratic president. We're going to have to negotiate with him on the terms of changing Medicare so we can save Medicare." Appearing on the same program, Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., called on Republicans to abandon the House Medicare plan, noting an analysis by the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office that says it would require seniors to shoulder an increasingly large share of their health care costs. Schumer said there are only three options -- doing nothing, the Ryan plan or a Democratic vision that preserves benefits and changes "delivery systems," but does "not let providersg. Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn Corp. (LNKD) have gained so much traction as online marketing tools that major firms like Morgan Stanley (MS) and Bank of America's (BAC) Merrill Lynch have begun allowing employees to use them in their work. Morgan Stanley said Wednesday it would roll out LinkedIn's career and socializing service and Twitter, the popular micro-blogging service, to 600 of its financial advisers in its Morgan Stanley Smith Barney brokerage joint venture in June. The firm, which will allow advisers to share preapproved status updates and tweets, expects to make the social networking sites available to the rest of its 17,800-member advisory force within six months. A Bank of America spokeswoman told Dow Jones Newswires on Wednesday the firm has advisers with full capabilities on LinkedIn. The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, Wall Street's self-regulatory watchdog, requires static communications, such as advertisements, to be approved by a company representative licensed by regulators to approve sales materials. Interactive content, which covers most emails as well as tweets, posts and texts on mobile phones, doesn't need to be preapproved, but has to be supervised. Companies have to keep records of both types of content for at least three years. Massachusetts has asked for responses by June 8. The Secretary of the Commonwealth, William Galvin, has been