According to Osho, you can become president only by playing the worldly game—projecting stupidity, image and gimmickry—because politics thrives on superficiality; but a seeker should not pursue such ambition. His satire exposes power's absurdity and redirects you: drop the news-fueled obsession, laugh at egoic cravings, and choose inner transformation over titles; an ashram isn't a training ground for presidents.
He jokes that you could if you act silly and play to appearances, but reminds true seekers to skip power games and work on themselves.