Roseanne Barr

"It was stone cold racist comment. It wasn't a joke, it was mean spirited, it was vile. ABC knew this about her going in," Steve Schmidt said of Roseanne.

ABC canceled Barr's sitcom shortly after she wrote the racist tweet.

Barr said she was going to leave Twitter after receiving criticism for her racist rant toward Valerie Jarrett on Tuesday, but it seems the comedian is still actively tweeting.

In now-deleted tweets, Roseanne Barr suggested Ambien was one of the reasons behind the tweets that led to her show's cancellation.

Valerie Jarrett, the target of Roseanne Barr's controversial tweet, has been a longtime adviser to President Barack Obama.

"It's time for you to strike back against these THOUGHT POLICE and really shake them up!"

Fans are suggesting Fox could pick up the series similar to how NBC did when Fox canceled "Brooklyn Nine Nine."

There was a special significance to Dungey bringing down the ax on "Roseanne."

"This is incredibly sad and difficult for all of us, as we've created a show that we believe in..."

The show's executive producer, Whitney Cummings, stepped down nearly two weeks ago.

Barr, a devoted supporter of President Donald Trump and purveyor of far-right blogs, also earnestly shared a series of conspiracy theories with her Twitter followers.

"I just felt like we needed a whole new thing, all the way, bottom to top."

"We missed all the shows about black and Asian families."

Arnold pitched a "Roseanne" episode about "the lies and cruelty she and Trump represent."

Ivanka Trump started following Roseanne Barr on Twitter.

"A lot of women have compromised, given in, raised their kids and not had the luxury of being able to think for themselves."

"I'm still the same," said Barr when confronted about voting for Trump.