Assuming parents knew the Pres. would address their boys, the following questions would appear appropriate: 

1. Would they let their boys attend the Jamboree?
A. No.  The man is a bad influence on impressionable youth.
B. Yes, they don't believe he is a bad influence, OR, Yes, even though he is a bad influence,  being exposed to bad influences is part of growing up but "lets talk about it when you get home..."

2. Would they counsel the boys before they left; discuss what might happen, what to conclude from it?
A. No.  Because they don't talk to their boys much anyway OR, no, it's too uncomfortable for them because parents voted Republican.  
B Yes, but significance might be questionable, because, (former jamboree Scout:) "kids will be kids, eh?  That's part of being at the jamboree!" 

3. Whoa...you mean they STILL have Boy Scouts?  
A. Yes, and, in the US, as of Feb. this year,  boys who now identify as girls can join. 

4. Are we sad, glad or MAD to think this is about the PRES.!?