Teen star-turned-bad girl Miley Cyrus has shocked the world again, this time appearing in the form of a twerking Michele Bachmann, mocking the federal government shutdown on Saturday Night Live. Miley's skit featured the 20-year-old pop singer dancing in skimpy clothing in parody of her new song, 'We Can't Stop' - portraying the conservative Tea Party politician for a video titled 'We Did Stop The Government.' SNL castmember Taran Killiam played House Speaker John Boehner and pranced around with Cyrus in his tightie-whiteys and a white wife-beater shirt. Scroll down for video Twerk it: Miley Cyrus, left, plays Michelle Bahmann while SNL castmember Taran Killam showed off his moves as House Speaker John Boehner on Saturday Night Live
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The former teen star, 20, appears on the popular NBC show and delivers a shocking and entertaining performance
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She twerks in music video parody of her song, We Can't Stop, pretending to be Michelle Bachmann
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SNL cast member, Taran Killam, prances around with her pretending to be Speaker John Boehner
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The controversial video parody shows Cyrus and Hall riding Republicans and cutting open 'elephants'
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Cyrus says she will not apologise for her performance at the VMAs
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She joked she got 'a lot of letters from angry mothers, turned on fathers' after that show
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She also quipped that Hannah Montana was 'murdered'
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